... Bedford. The Cranbroot The Prevanone Will Include The Rustic Wedding Overture. '• Mardi. '' Gammen Madams NORMAN Mr. CHARLES HALLE, Heir 06.0 Rf; lIINSICHISI. sail other eminant bath kindly given their on occasion. Conductor. Mr. GEORGE MoIINT. CONCERT ...

... vocal and instrumental, will appear, together with the whole of the band and chorus connected with that establishment. Mr. Charles Halle announces for Thursday morning the second of his pianoforte recitals,* at his residence, P, Mansfield-street, Cavendish-square ...

... the accord in thought and expres- sion that comes from long-continued association. Squally chaste and refined was Sir Charles Halle* rendering of tbe Sonata in A fiat, Op. 26, containing the Fui. eral March. Some of the variations were taken, at a rather ...

... composed in j 1317, and the six charming 'Moments Musicau'' Op. j9 . the i. ate of which is uncertain. That Sir Charles ; Halle rendered perfect justice to the whole of theseiec- j tions will Le taken for granted. It was refreshing to hear j pianoforte ...

... good impression with her solo piece— the artistic and melodious little works brought out by her at the last season of Sir Charles Halle's Recitals. Miss Fanny Davies can always be depended upon, and both iv the Variations aud the Schumann Trio this talented ...

... In 1336 he came to Eng- land, and gave lessons in music. He was so successful that he obtained a testimonial from Sir Charles Halle and other eminent persons. Lately the remunera- tion he received was barely sufficient to keep his wife and two children ...

... .erica no.v past certainly places the speculation beyond a doubt. Mr. W. ...

... Concerts we need not say— but.has ali the characteristics of tho fertile and ingenious composer. Its execution by Messrs. Charles Halle, Sainton, Pratten, Lazarus, Ward, Piatti, and Severn, was of course irreproach- able. It would not be easy for any country ...

... the college one of the largest in the country. The building, which has been arranged under the superintendence of Sir Charles Halle, is admirably adapted to the requirements of the etuoenta. =MAW sad Co.'s BRANDIES. t %SHAW S BRANDY No.l, at 6fo. PER ...

... encored. Signor Sivori's other performance was in the sonata in A minor, op. 23, for pianoforte and violin, with Mr. Charles Halle, the execution of this grand work by the two eminent virtuosi creating a profound impression. The pianoforte solos was ...

... Mcjir, Madame Laura Baxter, Mr. Santley, Mr. Laurence, and Mr. Sims Beeves. Pianoforte- Miss Arabella Goddard and Mr. Charles Halle; Violin—Herr Meeker, Herr Straus, and M. Sainton; Violoncello-Signor Piatll; Conductor—Mr Benedict.—Programmes Chappell ...

... Arditi. Madame Melba. Mar_ and Chorus, Hail tothee (La Heine deSaba) Gounod. God Save the Queen. Conductor, Sir Charles Halle. The orchestra and chorus, consisting of 160 per- formers, comprised her Majesty's private band, assisted by members selected ...