Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-27
.VAUSE To GIVE
CONCERT HERE
Assisted by Nine. Sinnott Lo-
cal Artist Will Give Pro-
gram at High School.

Tomorrow night the long looked
forward to piano recital which
George Vause will give at the re-
quest of his many admirers in this
city and vicinity will take place in
the auditorium Of the high school
shortly after S o'clock. In a recent
recital Mr.. Vause proved himself q
master of the organ and in the re-
e n world war Mr.. Vause proved
himself a true soldier but tomorrow
night he will display his greatest art
to the public. the art of a pianist.
He will be assisted by Madame Dor
othy Sinnott. contralto of New York
City. accompanied by Paul G. Hanft,
the organist and choirmaster of st.
Peters Episcopal church of this city.
Madame Sinnott has a rich and rare
contralto voice and her appearance
will add greatly to the recital.
All Of Mr.. Vause's numbers are
to be played by request and the
complete program Of both artists
follows:
The Moonlight Sonata (sonata quasi
una Fantasia. Op. %, No. p
Beethoven
Beethoven is i~mprovising. with
moonlight" as his theme. for the
'OhlAANEo VI AbA NAAtAAA AAt
has a violent but hopeless attach
ment. The first movement is only
noble pathos, the second a NOM
entary picture of his ostensible
theme. while the third is an nut
cry against the fate which makes
impossible a union between a mu-
sician and a countess.
Mr.. Vause
(a) Invitation to the Waltz Weber
A jealous lover %quarreling with
his sweetheart over a string of
pearls she is wearing and which
he thinks were given her by a NV
al, but which She explains came
from a relative. The pearl
theme is easily distinguishable.
90 Capriccio in l. minor, Op. 10,
A band of gnomes put to rout by
fairies
Co Spinning Song, from the Songs
Without Words .Mendelssohn
I'd IF l were a Bird" (Etude in +
sharp. Op. 2, No. CD ..... .Henselt
\ man in prison, seeing a bird
outside, wishes for its wings with
which to fly to his sweetheart
(e) Kamennoi-O strow Gsland of
Rocks) ............ Rubinstein
Sirens, singing on a rocky island,
lure sailors to their destruction by
making them think they hear the
bell and the chanting in the
church OF their native town
Mr.. Vause
(a) o don fatale. from Don Carlo
Verdi
CD Carry me back to ole Virginny
Southern melody
(c) Bird of Love Divine ..... Wood
Nine. Sinnott
ca Nocturne in G, Op. 81, No. .
Chopin
Sailor, sitting in stern of boat car
rying Chopin to the island of Nal
jorca, sings from time to time, a
folk-song of his home-Nor-
mandy.
CD Prelude in D-fat. op. 2s, No. 10
Chopin
Chopin, i'll on Majorca, is made
delirious by steady drip of rain at
night.
(c) Etude in G-hat, Op. 20, No. 9 u
Butterflies Wings) 80. Chopin.
(d) Waltz in C-sharp minor, op.
"a, No. : CHOPIN.
(e) Ballade in A-fiat, Op. Al
Chopin.
A Lithuanian legend of the lake
Of Switez. 4 spirit woman, TO
test the fidelity of her earthly
lover. comes to him disguised as
another. He yields to her charms
and follows her in q dance far
u onto the lake, where she re-
veals herself to him and leaves
him 10 sink beneath the waves.
Mr.. Vause.
ca Witches Dance 81. Mcdowell.
OBJ Hungarian Etude O.. Mcdowell
(c) To a Water-lily, from the Wood
land Sketches 49,. Mcdowell
A water-lily is wooed by the set
ting sun.
(d) To a Wild Rose. from the
Woodland Sketches Mcdowell
An old man sees a heeting Wis
ion of a lost love in the petals Of
a wild rose.
(el Concert Etude in F-sharp, Op
SO MacDowell
Mr.. Nause.
ca All! Mon Fills, from lie Pro-
phete Neyeroeer
CD At Parting .......... Rogers
(c) The Rosary .......... Nevin
Nine. SinnOtt
Z. A village Festival in Brittany
(Rondo-Polonaise) ...... Vause
Arrival of the peasants, dance of
the children, fall of evening and
night revels.
MIR. Nause
The following are the patrons and
patronesses of the evening Miss
Blume, Thomas Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Christopher,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clayton Clark, MI.
and Mrs. j. Logan Clevenger, DIR. j..
G.. Cottrell, Miss Susie II. Dixon, DIR.
and Mrs. G.. W. Fithian, Miss Helen
NJ. Grannis, Miss Hansen, the Misses
Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Klein
hans, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hesser,
Hommann, Mrs. Jeanne
Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S.
Hulse. Jr., Rev. and Mrs. Northy
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Macan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Olsen, the Misses McCor-
mick, Miss Emma Morris, Homer
Move, Mr.. PaIisi, Miss Pauline
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quinn,
and Mrs. A. j. Rossi, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Rostkowski, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. st. Andrassy, John X.
Miss Persis Snodgrass, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen +. Somogyi. Mr..
and Mrs. j.. f. Walker. Miss Adele
Williams and Mrs. Harvey Wilson.