In London, The Times obituary said his conducting was "more accomplished than that of any man save Richter," and that his symphonies were "undoubtedly interesting in their union of modern orchestral richness with a melodic simplicity that often approached banality," though it was too early to judge their ultimate worth.
En Londres, o obituario de The Times dixo que a súa dirección era "máis lograda que a de calquera home, excepto Richter", e que as súas sinfonías eran "sen dúbida interesantes na súa unión da riqueza orquestral moderna cunha simplicidade melódica que frecuentemente achegouse á banalidade", a pesar de que era demasiado cedo para xulgar a súa valía final.