Mahler

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Henry G. Boewig (1858-1939)

 Henry G. Boewig (1858-1939) (left). Profession: Copyist, second violinist and librarian of the New York Philharmonic

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Johann Forstik

Photo. Johann Forstik. Profession: Copyist. Relation to Mahler: Mahlers main copyist in

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Leonid Kreutzer (1884-1953)

1920. Leonid Kreutzer (1884-1953) in Amsterdam. Profession: Pianist, conductor. Relation to Mahler:

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Alexander Schmuller (1880-1933)

Alexander Schmuller (1880-1933). Profession: Violinist, conductor Relation to Mahler: Organizer of the

Leipzig

1905 Recording Leipzig

Chronology: Year 1905, 09-11-1905 Location: Leipzig, Welte-Mignon Nature: Recording session Program: Mahler

ContemporariesHonorary Board

Donald Mitchell (1925-2017)

Donald Mitchell (1925-2017). Profession: Writer Relation to Mahler: Writer extended essays on

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Simon Reinink (1966)

Simon Reinink (1966). Profession: Since 02-2014 General director of the Amsterdam Royal

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Jan Raes (1959)

Jan Raes (1959). Profession: Since 2008 Managing director of the Amsterdam Royal

(1911) Symphony No.10 in F#

Orchestration Symphony No. 10

Woodwind 1 Bass clarinet Bb. (Cooke) 4 Bassoon. 3 Clarinet A. 3