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... the direction of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. This Evening, at 8, Miss Mary Davies, Mr. Vernon Rigby, Mr. Arthur Oswald, Mr. Charles Halle, Mr. Howard Reynolds, Sax Conductor, Mr. Frederic H. open 7.30; commence ata. ...
... direction of Messrs. A. and S. This Evjjnino, 8, Miss Annie Marriott, Miss Ellen Lamb, Mr. Frank Boyle, Mr. A. Oswald, Mr. Charles Halle, Mr. Howard Reynolds, Ax. —Conductor, Mr. Frederic H. open 7.30; commence 8. ...
... Gatti. Tins Evening, at 8, Miss Annie Marriott, Millie. Aiin»Jßama- ...
... ami S. Gatti. TitT3 Evening, at 8, Mis* Annie Marriott. Madame Antoinette Sterling; Mdllo. Aunt Mr. Frank Boyle ; Mr. Charles Halle, Mr. Howard .Reynolds, Arc.—Conductor, Ail*. Frederic H. Co wen. —l)oors open 7.30 ; commence at 8. ...
... Mr Adolph Brodsky has beenappointed Princi- pal of the Royal Manchester College of Music, vacant by the death of Sir Charles Halle. Mr Brodsky had succeeded Mr Willy Hess as chief professor of the violin. He was for ten years head of the violin school ...
... Larkin.and O'Brien,. #as cele- brated at Kitiarney, on Tuesday night, with a funeral procession and bandi of torches). Mr Charles Halle will, during the present season, introduce Miss Edith Santley, daughter of the popular baritone, as a vocajiat at .01^3 ...
... Mr. Charles Halle, Madame Norman-Neruda, and Signor Pezze. Solo Violoncollo . J -; Allemande ?? Lully 6 Gavotte ?? Geminiani Signor Pezze. Solo Pianoforte a. Nocturne in G major. Chopin Sol Pinofrte,, Valse in F major. ..Coi Mr. Charles Halle. PART ...
... MUSICAL FESTIVAL. The Bristol Musical Festival opened on Wed- nesday at Colston-hall, and attracted some 1,500 visitors. Sir Charles Halle with his band from Manchester was present, and took part in the performance of Handel's Samson. which was given with remarkable ...
... is getting better it evidenced by the fact that he is telling the follow- ing story of his Australian experiences. Sir Charles Hallé had preceded him through the colony, a.nd at one of the golden cities the kayor lavished princely hospitality on the musical ...
... FESTIVAL The Bristol Musical Festival opened yesterday afternoon at Colston-hall, and attracted some 1,500 visitors. Sir Charles Halle with hit band from Manchester was present, and took part in the performance of Handel's Santooti, which was given with ...
... One man was arrested. The detailed programmes of the six symphony concerts to be given under the oonductorship of Mr. Charles Halle, in St. James's Hall, have just been issued. At the first, Beethoven's Choral Svmphony will be the most important work; ...
... MR CHARLES HALLE'S BAND IN HULL. On Friday the large hail of the Artillery Barracks was again filled by an overwhelming audience, the occa. sion being the visit of Mr Charles Halle and the gifted members of his orchestra. The presence of the large audience ...