Bruckner wird als Lehrer erwähnt in The Buffalo Sunday Morning News Nr. 41 auf S. 36:

"           New Musical Education.

    The following extract from the London Musical News on Jacques-Dalcros and his rhymical [sic] gymnastics, is of interest in view of the great and increasing attention paid to this most remarkable of modern educational methods in music in important musical centres abroad. [... Amy Graham als erste amerikanische Kursteilnehmerin 1908/09 in Genf ...].

     A demonstration of the rhythmical gymnastics was given by Miss Graham at the recent convention of the New York State Music Teachers' Association, meeting in Buffalo last June. Jacques-Dalcroze though born in Vienna, is a Swiss and is now 46 years of age. He is a pupil of Fuchs, Bruckner and Delibes and in addition to his great work as a pedagogue, he has found time to do composing, writing works that take a very high rank in orchestral, chamber music and song literature, as well as others for the stage. Completing his studies, he became a professor of the conservatory at Geneva." (*).

 

The Boston Globe Nr. 86 kündigt auf S. 39 die Aufführungen der 7. und 8. Symphonie in der kommenden Saison an:

"                  MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

                                    [...]

     The management of the Boston symphony orchestra has made public the list of Works from which Mr Fiedler will make up his programs this season. There are 59 composers named [...  davon 38 Novitäten, darunter Mahler, Debussa, Max Reger, Elgar etc. ...].

     From Richard Strauss there will be four tone poems [...] and the love scene from "Feuersnot." There will be the seventh and eighth symphonies of Bruckner and from Brahms symphonies two and four, the "Tragic" overture and the Variations on a theme by Haydn.

     Foremost among the Russians, Tschaikowsky has been drawn upon [... weitere Werke, auch Klassiker ... Kartenvorverkauf ...]." (**).