Name	Biography
Botstiber, Hugo	(1875-1941) Austrian music scholar and writer; pupil of Zemlinsky and Guido Adler
Tovey, Donald	(1875-1940) English music scholar, pianist, and composer
Micza, August	(1875-1940) admirer; took violin lessons from AS's violin teacher; studied composition with Grädener, Bruckner, and Wellesz
Kutzschbach, Hermann	(1875-1938) German opera conductor
Scheinpflug, Paul	(1875-1937) German violinist, conductor, and composer
Ravel, Maurice	(1875-1937) French composer
Scheu, Gustav	(1875-1935) attorney in Vienna; represented Adolf Loos
Rice, William Clarke	(1875-1928) artist, husband of Mela Guttmann
Karatygin, Vyacheslav	(1875-1925) composer
Zemánek, Wilhelm	(1875-1922) Czech conductor and concert agent
Lawton, Dorothy	(1874-1960) English music librarian; from 1920-1945 helped organize and direct circulating music library of the New York Public Library
Anderle, Franz	(1874-1957) military officer; Schönberg's school friend
Kramer Glöckner, Pepi	(1874-1954) actress; worked at the Vienna Volkstheater; wife of Leopold Kramer
Leichtentritt, Hugo	(1874-1951) German musicologist, music critic, and composer
Schönberg, Arnold	(1874-1951) composer, teacher, writer, painter, inventor
Koussevitzky, Serge	(1874-1951) American conductor of Russian birth; from 1924-49 conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wise, Stephen	(1874-1949) Hungarian-American rabbi and Zionist; AS wrote him about the state of Judaism in America
Eichberg, Friedrich	(1874-1948) railroad and electrical engineer; childhood friend of AS
Erfurth, Hugo	(1874-1948) photographer
Speaks, Oley	(1874-1948) American baritone and song composer

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