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... at their command, and on the Tuesday evening—specially signalized by the performance of Beethoven's Grand Mass in D—Mr. Charles Halle's band will play Wag- ner's overture to Rienzi, the opera founded on Lord Lytton's romance The Last of the Tribunes Men- ...
... discontent if he be required to wait till the air becomes familiar on everyone's tongue. He secretly compares himself to Sir Charles Halle, and prides himself on educating the Cardiff public in a delicate appreciation of orchestral music. Well, this rubicund ...
... attendance at a superb concert. I will leave to others the pleasant task of comparing the light, graceful, style of Sir Charles Halle's pianoforte playing with the fervid romanticism of his younger rivals. I will merely say that this world is wide enough ...
... Signor Bisaccia, who will act as accompanist and soto pianist throughout the tour. The Bristol Musical Festival, with Mr Charles Halle as conductor, is fixed far the week begin- ning October 15th next. The following works, will be performed :-Gluck's Iphigenta ...
... lyric stage for chamber concerts. She ad. mitted she had since sung at u-iu%ic-ball, She was hoarse when she sang at Sir Charles Halle's concert, and her reception was not hearty. The defence was that the plaintiff sang badly and that the criticism was fair ...
... Glinka BSong- I never can ?? Sansley .e ?? Mellon Sonata in B flat (No. 8 or Mr Halle's edition), for pianoforte ?? Charles Halle ?? Mozart PART II. Fragments from sn unfinisbed Quartetto (Posthumous) -MM. Joachim, L. Bies, H. Webb, and Piatti Mendelssohn ...
... daughter) musician?—He can't play very mu1cai. [le can't It is a question of degree. /or instance. play as well as Sir Charles Halle. (Laughter.) by which You signed the separation n.gr«e —I believe your husband allowed you 6s per mjjer what L did, but ...
... Sullivan, Sir John ci Stainier, Sir William Cusins, Sir Charles Halle, b Sir Walter Parratt, and SihT Joseph Barnby. v. With the exception of Sii Michael Costa, Sir T Julius Benedict, and Sir Charles Halle, all have el been British born. Nine have passed away ...
... 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 ...
... JOSEPH MAAS. MR HARPER KKARTON, MR ROBKKT HILTON, MR MONTAGUE WOULOCK, and MR SANTLEY. Mr CHARLES HALLE'S complete BAND of 80 Performers. Conductor—Mr CHARLES HALLE. Cheques and Post-office Orders to be made payable TO G. W. EDWARDS, fi*q. Programmes on ...
... tie great popularity gund succes os br huabud. Sba hnt now retired from public life and is engsgad en a memoir of Sir Charles Halle. TO THE DEAF-A gent~leuwan who cured himself f Deahness and Noises in the Head after firteen years suffering, willigladly ...
... no personal knowledge of o ul; the parties who are engaged in their prepsrationOI aun, sir, nd your obedient servant, CHARLES HALLE r the Sept. 2, 1857. Ce. THURSDAYS ART TREASURES EXHIBITION , tad ' W2i m- To the Editor of the Examiner and Times, J3 ...