Solist in Tschaikowskys Klavierkonzert ist Alfred Hoehn (*).

The Post-Crescent (Appleton, Wisconsin) bringt auf S. 2 den Artikel über Jazz, in dem der Musiker Manoly als Bruckner-Schüler bezeichnet wird (inhaltlich identisch mit dem Text vom 31.12.1925):

"MUSICIAN SEES SYMPHONIC JAZZ AS PASSING FAD

[...] nothing but a fad [...].

     So believes L. E. Manoly, who once played under Richard Wagner [...]. What was jazz to a man who had studied under Gustav Mahler and Anton Bruckner and played not only under Wagner and Brahms but most of the world's other great conductors during the past half century?

     [...]" (**).