Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-18
CONCERT WAS
GREAT SUCCESS
Assists Score Hit in Musical
Treat Given at the High
School

Before a large and ~appreciative
audience the first musicale Of the
season was held last night
at the High School Auditorium. The
concert was under the auspices OF
the senior class and the affair was
: a success both financially and social
ly.
Artists holding the stage for the
evening were Angelo Patricolo, plan
list; Caro- Green, soprano; Milton
Prinz, %cellist, and Miss Anna Lewis,
accompanist.
True to expectations Signor Pat
ricolo made a decided hit. He dis
played remarkable technique and a
keen artistic ems of expression and
phrasing. His playing of the Wag-
ner-Liozb "Tannhauser March" was
beyond comparison for by his won
derful dizziness he wildly pictured
to the audience the steady tramp of
a crack regiment. Rubinstein's
''Tarantella" as interpreted by the
we'll known pianist showed 1ngeni-
GUS ARRANGEMENT and it brought him
round after round of applause.
His vas all too short to
please the assemblage for by his bril-
fancy, artistic rendition and his I'M
limited strength he easily made an
impression. Signor Patricolo's CHI
makes had the power of an ocean
like ground swell and he achieved
special distinction in the bravurf-
style. 1t can be expected that yes
terday's appearance of Patrlcolo Will
not be the last in this city.
Miss Caro- Greene lived up to ad-
vance notices and made an ever
lasting impression upon her auditors.
r. I.-s- Ira ~ affn UnInn nf rare
beauty was heard clearly in every
part of the large auditorium. Miss
Greene's captivating personality and
attractive stage present make her al
ideal concert singer.
Her beautiful dramatic soprano
voice of rare quality and big range
was a surprise. The pure, clear n
of her higher register, the beauty
and velvety smoothness of her lower
tones was a delight to all. !.
Miss Greene sang "Vissi dArte"
from the opera "Tosca" with emo
ton and Briefs "Song of the Soul
was given with warmth. She was
particularly pleasing in Dvoraks
'.Songs My Mother laugh Me" which
was rendered with tenderness. For
an encore she sang Under n Lilac
Tree by George Gatlet and Miss
Greene demonstrated that she could
render humorous selections with
no mean ability.
Milton Prinz gave several cello
solos and was enthusiastically re-
ceived. He is a young man of much
ability and rare talent. His selec-
tions were we'll chosen n Van
Goen's 'Scherzo" was played with
wonderful interpretative qualities.
Miss Anna Lewis accompanied
Miss Greene and Mr.. Prinz. Miss
showed considerable deftness
at the piano.
The program follows:
Cello Solo-Variations .. Boellmann
Milton Prinz
soprano Solo ta) ouvre ties ysux
Bleus .........:. Massenet
(Open thou my owe thy blue eyes)
) OBJ Vissi d'Arte d'Amore (from
sTosca") ............ fucclHi
e Caro- Greene
Piano Solo (a) Staccato Etude..
Rubinstein
CD Nocturne 1890: Chopin
(c) Tannhauser March. lot
A.. Patricolo
Cello Solo (a) Larehetto. .Hande
OBJ Chant sans paroles. Wlllecke
(c) Scherzo ......... Van Goens
W M. Prinz
Vocal Solo '(a) By the Waters of
Minnetonka ......... Lleurance
(b} Songs My Mother Taught Me
Dvorak
Gel Song of the Soul 5000. Brell
Caro- Greene
Piano Solo (a) Romance ......
Rubinstein
1a3 Taranteila 49,. Rubipstein
les Lucia Andante Finale, Don-
izetti IeschetiZky, List.
A. Priticolo . :. -. =.
sThe left hand part by Leschetl-
zky-the two hand part by Liszt has
been combined by Patricolo. +. 49,.