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... WAGNER AND SIR CHARLES HALLE.t J.HE fully published programmes of the Halle ?? Concerts from 1853 to 1895, together with the general attendant circumstances of their production, couie as a curious little commentary upon por- tions of the Halld Autobiography ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE AT ST. JA4M11ES'S IIALL. StA CHARLFS HIALLLE'5 sin'le corcert last night at St. James's Hall was a tc potable exiample of orchcstial unity and organism. One would not claim a pt &ctietn of delicacv, inc-ed, in the elaborate interpretations ...

... pianists. France will be- represented at the keyboard by Mdme. Montigny-Remaury, Russia by Mdme. Essipoff, Germany by Mr. Charles Halle, and possibly in this. connection even England will not be forgotten. The services of two solo. violoncellists, M. Bouman ...

... reproductions in fac-simile of auto. graphs of distinguished singers and instrumentalists, including Sarasa-te, Joachim, Sit Charles Halle, Paderewsky, Stavenhagen, Henschel, Trebelli, Miss Macintyre, Jean Gerardy, &c. LONDON: WALTER SCOTT (Limited), 24, Wa ...

... would have been interesting to hear side by side with La Damnation de Faust in the concert-room (as ann unced by Mr. Charles Halle) Benvenuto Cellini on the stage. Sucih works, too, as La Juive and La Reine de Chypre of H-Ialrvy, the Vestale ...

... extends has included several last per- formances of the season. The earliest example occurred on Friday,. when Mr. Charles Halle concluded his self-imposed task of playing the: whole of Beethoven's sonatas and Bach's forty-eight preludes and fugues ...

... are expected toreturn from Australia in October or November next, in time for the Manchester concerts. A letter from Sir Charles Halle, recently received, says that he had every reason to be con- tented with the voyage and with the reception which a'waited ...

... SPECIAL DESIRE. CIR CHARLES HALLE begs to announce that, by special desire of their Royal I-1ighnesses the ?? __ _ ?? iRINCE anti PRINCESS of VWALES, who have graciously intimated their intention r of hing present, IR CHARLES HALLE will give a Fourth and ...

... number of 5,ooo voices, gave their ?? grand annual concert yesterday in the central transept of the Crystal l' aace. Mr. Charles Halle was yesterday elected conductor of the Liverpool Phil- hlirrnnonic Society's concerts. The Duke of Albany visited yesterday ...

... Pauer in his highly interesting annotated programme, his English and French suites, when played by Mdme. Goddard and Mr., Charles Halle, are so often admired, that a less known work may be more welcome, and may serve to show how great Bach could be while ...

... the concert and opera stage. For several yeais Mkiss Saville has been one of the most popular of Australian singers. Sir Charles Halle engaged her to appear in his concerts during his late season in Australia, and she also san,, with M4r. Santley in the ...