Das Bruckner-Denkmal wird in einem großen Artikel über Wien im Camden Post-Telegram Nr. 5536 (The Morning Post, Camden, New Jersey) auf S. 9 erwähnt, völlig identisch mit dem Artikel der New York Times vom 13.4.1913:
"THE GAYEST CITY IN EUROPE --- NOT PARIS, BUT VIENNA
[... drei Abbildungen ...]
By James Huneker.
I ALWAYS know when I am in Austria; the coffee is much
better than the watery, flavorless compound you are offered in Germany.
Perhaps, the sharper accents of the Viennese cuisine may not appeal to
you–the German cookery by comparison is colorless–but the superiority of
the coffee and pastry is manifest.
I am sure this is not a happy way of beginning to sing the
praises of Vienna the Magnificent; but, after all, sufficient for the
day is the Baedeker thereof. [... "Austrian Cooking" ... "Some Fine
Restaurants" ... "Optinistic Vienna." ... "A Paradise for Musicians" ...
"Viennese Art and Literature ... 38 Brunnen, 80 Denkmäler, 39
Parkanlagen ...].
In the parks and on public squares you see statues erected to
the memory of celebrated men: Beethoven, (2,) Brahms, Schubert,
Bruckner, Anzengruber, Goethe, Grillparzer, Gutenberg, inventor of
printing; Robert Hamerling, the poet; Josef Haydn, [... sieben weitere
Namen ...]. Think of the Central Cemetery, where is the empty grave of
Mozart; where are the remains of Beethoven, Gluck, Franz Schubert,
Johann Strauss, near his friend Brahms, and where lie such men as Von
Suppé, Milloecker, Bruckner [sic!], Herbeck, Hugo Wolf, Makard [sic],
Clement, and the pedagogue Czerny! Vienna honors her illustrious dead in
an appropriate manner. [... "Some of the Sights" ... The Beautiful
Suburbs" ...]. Of all the European cities (after New York, if I may be
permitted to perpetarte a mild Celtic bull, for New York is becoming
more European than Europe) I best like Vienna the Magnificent."Zitierhinweis:
Franz Scheder, Anton Bruckner Chronologie Datenbank, Eintrag Nr.: 191304155, URL: www.bruckner-online.at/ABCD-191304155letzte Änderung: Feb 02, 2023, 11:11