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... MR. CHARLES HALLE'S CONCERT AT THE LECTURE HALL, DERBY. By ths enterprise of fMessrs. Benureso aid Son, wrho h have so often aid successfully catered for tho amusemelit of h the public of Derby, Mr. Charles HalId and Madame d Norman Neruda gavo a grand ...
... 1st of April, at which the ?? Orchestra Association, composed ex- clusively of members of the band of the late Sir rnr Charles Halle, will contribute to the programme. THE ...
... LIVERPOOL. In the presence of a audience whiobhntneri- j cally was not in keeping with the character of the . recital, Sir Charles Halle and Lady laU6 per- is formed the subjoined programme in the Concert res Room of St. George's Hall on Saturday after. m' ...
... Norman-Neruda was first violin, MM. L. Ries, Zerbini, and Piatti taking the other stringed instruments respectively, and Mr Charles Halle being the pianist. Everything was (as usual at these concerts) very nearly perfect. Most notable of all was Mr C. HaIM6's ...
... and Mlacfarren-a goodly array of names. The in- strunental quartet consisted of Messrs. Sainton, Ries, Webb, and Piatti. Charles Halle was the pianist; and the singers were Madame Sainton Dolby and Miss Banks. Spohr's Quartet in E minor, No. 13, which began ...
... Templeton, F. H. Neville, W. H. Gunne, and Mesdames Edith Grey, Emma Perry, Clara Clayton, and Alice Wilbur. ALBERT HALL.-Mr Charles Halle and his famous band were here on Tuesday evening. GRAND PALACE OF VARIETIES.-Manager, MIr H. Hague. -Mr Sam Jesson, Mr ...
... 211_ he The last, best, and most numerously attended of to the series of eight concerts given during the season ed by Mr. Charles Halle and his celebrated Manchester he band took place last evening, at the Philharmonic Hall. The first part would alone have ...
... said, is a very important feature of Berlioz's music-is practically more or less drowned by the singers. This with Sir Charles Halle is not the case, and, moreover, the veteran conductor, who was an intimate friend of Berlioz, is thoroughly versed an the ...
... 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 ...
... oothing to do with the matter. Our readers may judge i orthetselves when we say that M1AL. Sainton, Riaa, Webb, ti, ani Charles Halle were employed upon the instru- .. aeral works, that Miss Banks and Miss Dolby were en- jegod for the vocal music, and that ...
... Foote, Mr. Santley, and Signor Foli. The list of solo instrumentalists includes the following eminent pianists, viz. :-Sir Charles Halle, Mons. Vladimir de Pachmann, Miss Fanny Davies, and little Otto Hegner. Madame Neruda (Lady Halle), Miss Geraldine Morgan ...
... form. a processionk. .As the cortege moves up the middle avenue of the -central hall, the orchestra, conducted by Mr. Charles Halle, will perform God save 'the' Queen'. 'Upon the conclusion, -an -address from the executive committee will be presented ...