Aufführung der d-Moll-Messe unter Carl Luze in der Wiener Hofkapelle (*).

 

Bruckner wird in The Kansas City Star Nr. 22 (Kansas Cita, Missouri) auf S. 48 (= S. 16 des 3. Teils) in einer Notiz zu einem Aufsatz von Georg Göhler erwähnt:

"             Music and Musicians

[...]

     Mahler is the subject of an enthusiastic tribute in the current number of Die Musik (Berlin), in which Dr. Georg Gohler places him in line with Beethoven, Schubert, Wagner, Bruckner, Hugo Wolf, Liszt and Brahms as one who, scorning sensational advertising methods, is not known in his true greatness to his contemporaries, but will be admired more and more as time goes on. The fact that he calls for a large orchestra, larger even than R. Strauss, and that his works are very long, has caused many to look on him as being of the same school. This notion Doctor Gohler contraverts emphatically." (**).

 

In einem anderen Mahler-Zusammenhang wird Bruckner im Rochester Democrat and Chronicle auf S. 23 genannt:

"          Musical Notes.

[...]

     The latest European sensation, Mahler's eighth "symphony," has just appeared in a version for piano with text included. According to the Berlin Signale, Mahler has not been idle since completing this work, but has already completed his ninth symphony, and got ahead, numerically, of Beethoven, Schubert and Bruckner, by beginning his tenth." (***).