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1910. Max Reger (1873-1916). Attended 1910 Concert Munich 12-09-1910 – Symphony No. 8 (Premiere).
Maurice Baumfeld (1868-1913) Profession: critic, culture journalist Relation to Mahler: Friend, 06-04-1911
Josefine von Winter (1873-1943) Profession: Painter, composer, writer. Relation to Mahler: Meeting
1895. Prince Rudolf of Liechtenstein (1838-1908). Profession: Monarch, Court official (Obersthofmeister) in
August Plappart von Leenheer (1836-1907). Profession: Court intendant Vienna State Opera Relation
1890. Ferdinand Pfohl (1862-1949). Profession: Music critic. Hamburg. Relation to Mahler: Correspondence
Henriette Lazarus (1834-1903). Profession: Salonniere Hamburg. Music salon. Relation to Mahler: Hamburg
Gustav Lewy (1824-1901). Gustav Lewy (1824-1901). Profession: Publisher, impresario, flutist, singer. Residences:
Profession: Double bass player, teacher. Relation to Mahler: Teacher in Jihlava. See
