Bruckner wird in einem Konzertbericht in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Nr. 338 auf S. 6 erwähnt:

"                     NEW YORK SYMPHONY.

Rabaud's Symphony Pleases and Mme. Homer Sings Finely.

     Henri Rabaud's "Symphony in E-Minor" was the principal number on the program of the New York Symphony Society's concert in Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon. [...]. A well-made work, showing little of the tendencies of the contemporary French school, but oldfashioned and, if you will, Teutonic in its structure, leaning more on Anton Bruckner and the Viennese than upon Franck and the French, it yesterday repeated the good impression it made a year ago. [...]." [keine Signatur]

[Eine weitere Besprechung vom 7.12.1917 mit ähnlicher Aussage wird am 8.12.1917 auszugsweise wiedergegeben.]