Der Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York) schreibt auf S. 24:

"    Concerning the young Bohemian conductor, Josef Stransky, who succeeds Gustav Mahler as the leader of the Philharmonic, the following is submitted: [... Förderung durch Dvorak und Smetana ...]. He studied subsequently under Jadassohn at Leipzig, and under Fuchs and Bruckner at Vienna, after which he served with distinction for five years at Prague and seven at Hamburg [...]."