Von den Bostoner Konzertprojekten (mit der 7. Symphonie [am 11.2.1910]) berichtet The Cincinnati Enquirer Nr. 276 auf S. 54 (= S. 2 des 5. Teils):

"     Max Fiedler, the conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, is bringing from Europe a great deal of new music which is to be played by the orchestra during the coming season. [...]. Mr. Fiedler also purposes performing [... Strauss ...]. He will do [... Beethoven ...], the fourth of Brahms, the seventh of Bruckner, Goldmark's "Rustic Wedding," [...]." (*).

 

Von den Berliner Konzertplänen wird im Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York) auf S. 20 berichtet:

"       Musical Notes.

[...]

     Having expressed his admiration for Sir Edward Elgar's symphony in the warmest terms while in London, Arthur Nikisch will [... Elgar, Rachmaninoff ...]

     The repertoire works chosen for the season include [...] Bruckner's Ninth, Berlioz's "Harold" and Liszt's "Dante" Symphony." (**).