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Henri Wilhelm Petri (1856-1914) (c. 1880). Henry Petri. Profession: Violinist, Concertmaster Leipzig
No photo. Max Steinitzer (1864-1936). Profession: conductor, composer, translator, teacher, music publicist,
Sandor Erkel (1846-1900) Profession: Composer, conductor, director, timpanist Residences: Budapest Relation to
No photo Max Josef Beer (1851-1908). Profession: Composer, pianist Residences: Relation to
1895. Carl Weinberger (1861-1939) Profession: Composer of operettas Residences: Vienna Relation to
Wilhelm Kienzl (1857-1941) Profession: Composer, pianist, conductor Relation to Mahler: see 1899
Siegfried Wagner (1869-1930). Profession: Composer Relation to Mahler: In Year 1896 (09-08-1896
1910. Max Reger (1873-1916). Attended 1910 Concert Munich 12-09-1910 – Symphony No. 8 (Premiere).
Josefine von Winter (1873-1943) Profession: Painter, composer, writer. Relation to Mahler: Meeting
