The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-07-01
Triumph is Scored
By Miss Sadie Carey
In Her Maui Recital


Dorothy PasmOre and Mrs. Ralph
Ffshbourne, gave Mauiites a truly de-
lightful evening of good music in the
territorial building Wednesday night.
More than usual interest attached to
the recital from the fact that Miss
Carey was formerly a Maui girl so
that her public appearance took of
the nature of home coming. The
program was well balanced well ar
ranged and charmingly executed.
Press notices from Honolulu had
given the audience some idea of what
to expect from the young artistic but
it was there to judge for itself. Miss
Carey has been said to possess great
possibilities of success in the art to
which she purposes to devote herself.
Probabilities OF success would be a
better way to put it. She has great
encouragement for future work and
for girl of her youth such work is
Indispensable to the final triumph
and already she has gone a long way
over the arduous trail. For her, it
would appear that the battle is more
than half won.
Gifted Young Singer
Miss Carey has a strong, sweet so
quality, and of wide range, express
i've pleasing and she has learned to
control and use it effectively. Her
soft high notes are especially pleas
ing and she has power remarkable
IN one so young. With these endow
ments she carries also a charm OF
personality.
Several of the numbers in the pro
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singer as, for instance, Arditi's I'll
Bacio" and Tosti's Goodbye" but
they were among the most enjoy able,
if not the most effective that Miss
Carey rendered The applause which
greeted her every rendition was sron-
taneous, warm and heartfelt and spelt
more than friendship. She won ad-
miration.
Mrs. Ralph Fishbou'ne at tho piaro
assisted much in Miss Carel s Maui
triumph and it is apparent Why Mrs.
Fishbourne is so popular as an accom-
panist in Honolulu musical ci cles
She has the art of making herself one
with the singer.
Cello Numbers Delight
Sharing the success OF Miss Carey
was Miss Dorothy Pasmore with her
cello selections. Miss Pasmore is in
deed an artistic of rare expression as
well as ability and better still she is
growing greater, more pleasing, more
effective. In Wednesday nights au-
dience were some who had heard her
frequently in Honolulu and before she
came to the Islands and they said
they had never heard her equal her
playing on Maui. She is planning to
return for concert work in the course
of a few months and that return will
be eagerly awaited Special mention
should be made of her rendition of
"Bacarolle," composed by her father,
Boccherini's "Rondo" and Peppers
"Tarrantelle.'
The program rendered follows:
(O Spirit Flower" Campbell-Tipton
(b) Sans Toi" ..........Guy d'Hardelot
Co where My Caravan Has Rest
ed" Lohr
Sadie Carey
Cello Solos
(A "Bacarolle ........... II. Pasmore
CD "Orientale" ..-.-.-...-.-..... Cesar Cui
(c) "Rondo" ...................... Boccherini
Dorothy Pasmore
III Baclo Ardltl
valley of Laughter SandersOn
"A Request" ............W ..Woodford Finden
Sadie Carey
Cello Solos
Swan Song ................. Saint Saens
"Tarrantelle" ........................ Pepper
Dorothy Pasmore
Good Bye" Tosti
Star" Rogers
Sadie Carey
Accompanist, Mrs. Ralph Fishbourne