... sax audience which wu attracted by the specially inteegting programme provided for the second orchestral concert of Mr. Charles Halle and his celebrated bands Probably the most varied programme yet given in 60n- nection with this series received an interpreta- ...

... was the exquisite sonata in B flat (op. C9) for piano and violin, by Dussek, which was performed by Herr Becker and Mr. Charles Halle, with consummate skill and effect; and the last movement (rondo) being so entlusiastically re-demanded, they were compelled ...

... Rosamunde. j.Schubert. .. Grand concerto piano- I i forte in G ',Minor. J . endelssohn. I Sir Charles Halle. v Grand symphony in, C I .minor. .. . . Beethoven. PART II. Overture . ' Tanubauser .. ...

... politics, and in wvar. ?? who took part in last night's performance were Madame Norman Nerude, MIiss I,aura Smtart, Ir. Charles Halle, Mr. Otto Berrnhardt, MIr. Vieux- ] temps, Mr. Josef Cantor, and a choir composed flof male and female voices. Appended ...

... lond volce.'(J-ophtha.) . ,Handel. Solo Pianoforte, (a, Prelude, ?? Holler. P, 1l mote perpetuo. ?? Weber. ;ons, Charles Halle. Song- Lacia amore.-(Orlando.) ?? .. .. HandeL Mr. W. H. Poole. Madrigal-- Flora gave me fairest flowers. ?? Arietta-A ...

... HALLE CONCERT..- The concert arranged to be given -by Sir Charles Halle's celebrated orchestra, which has been looked forward to with so much eagerness by the musical section of the community for the past few weeks, took place last night in the Mlusio ...

... Slavonic school; but it is naturally more a show piece for the piano than an opportunity for display by tho violinist. Sir Charles Halle gave a brilliant rendering of the pianofort score, the iron hand of the veteran declaiming the alegro and finale movements ...

... Charles Chilley Mr. Plunket Greene, Mr. JTorman Salmond, and Signora Novara, vocalists, and the Meister Glee Singers: Sir Charles Halle, Madame de ?achmann, Mdlie. Szumowska, and Miss Fanny Davies, pianists; Lady HaI16, Mdlle. Levallois, Mdlle. Yrrac, and ...

... of musicians who stand in the he e very first rank. We only need to say that Herr Joachim, ch i Signor Piatti, and Mr. Charles Halle played as they alone sei i can play, to satisfy all musicians that a musical feast of the mi le highest order was spread ...

... secured a slniredigofLee Ramneaux (Fue) ndhsconcluding song Avenging and Bright, was given with great ,power. Sir Charles Halle was accorded a reception of the warmest -cha~racter, and his pebrformance, whether of the pianoforte solos Or of the' ac- ...

... indebted, first to the art- loving world of Bristol, and, next, to the conscientious opinion and zealous co-operation of Mr. Charles Halle, who, having for a long series of years-with what success need hardly be said-laboured to forward the cause of genuine ...

... simply perfection. A most enthusiastic encore necessitated another number, evidently belonging to the ?? school. With Mr. Charles Halle (who played Beethoven's pianoforte concerto in E siat with fault- less taste), Herr Joachim also played the delightful ...