Sir Charles Halle

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Sir Charles Hallé was a renowned 19th-century German-born British pianist and conductor, best known for founding the Hallé Orchestra in Manchester.

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instanceOf British musician
German emigrant to the United Kingdom
conductor
human
orchestra founder
associatedWith Hallé Orchestra
linked to: Halle Orchestra

Manchester
awardReceived knighthood
birthName Karl Halle
burialPlace Weaste Cemetery, Salford
citizenship Germany
United Kingdom
countryOfBirth Kingdom of Prussia
linked to: Prussia
countryOfDeath United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1819-04-11
dateOfDeath 1895-10-25
educatedAt studied music in Paris
studied piano in Darmstadt
familyName Hallé
linked to: Halle Orchestra
fieldOfWork classical music
founded Hallé Concerts Society
Hallé Orchestra
linked to: Halle Orchestra
genre Romantic music
givenName Charles
honorificTitle Sir
honouredFor services to music
influenced British concert life
orchestral culture in Manchester
languageSpoken English
French
German
movement Victorian era music
name Charles Hallé
notableAchievement established a permanent professional orchestra in Manchester
notableStudent Marie Hallé
notableWork development of the Hallé Orchestra in Manchester
occupation conductor
music educator
pianist
placeOfBirth Hagen, Westphalia
linked to: Hagen
placeOfDeath Manchester, England
positionHeld principal conductor of the Hallé Orchestra
residence London, England
Manchester, England
Paris, France
linked to: Paris
sexOrGender male
spouse Desirée Annette Smith
Wilma Neruda

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Weaste Cemetery hasNotableBurial Sir Charles Halle