The Boston Globe Nr. 142 kündigt auf S. 38 eine Aufführung des "Te deum" in einer preiswerten Konzertreihe für "Lohn-Angestellte" an [12.12.1905]:

"          WAGE-EARNERS CONCERTS.
     When it was announced that the Cecilia management had decided to experiment with a series of concerts at low prices, to be placed within the exclusive reach of earners of moderate rewards, [... die Befürchtung mangelnder Resonanz sei durch den guten Besuch der öffentlichen Generalproben seit 10 Jahren widerlegt ... Parallelen zu New York und Chicago ...].

     The programs this season will include many new works [... Richard Strauss, Fauré ...]. The Grand Te Deum of Bruckner will be sung for the first time here and Berlioz' "Fifth of May," not heard for years. [... Charpentier, Debussy, Coleridge-Taylor ...].

     The soloists announced include Mrs Corinne Rider-Kelsey, Mrs Bertha Cushing Child, Miss Lilla Ormond, Miss Anita Rio, Mr Ellison Van Hoose, Mr Stephen Townsend, Mr Charles Delmont and notably Signor Campanari, perhaps the most brilliant list ever engaged for a series of three concerts in Boston. The performances are with orchestra, and under the direction of Mr B. J. Lang.

     [...]."