1967
DOI: 10.2307/942233
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Studies in Ethnomusicology. Vol. II. Ed. M. Kolinski. (Oak Publications, New York, 1965.) 120 pp. $3.50.

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“…The philosopher and psychologist Carl Stumpf founded the first Institute for Psychology at the University of Berlin and thereafter the Phonogramm-Archiv in 1900 (Christensen, 1991;Koch, 2013;Martinelli, 2014;Simon, 1973;Stockmann, 1992;Stockmann & Kaden, 1986). While Stumpf trained students in experimental sound perception (above all Wolfgang Köhler), we are here interested in his students in musicology, especially Erich von Hornbostel (1878Hornbostel ( -1935 and to a lesser degree Otto Abraham (1872Abraham ( -1926, Curt Sachs (1881Sachs ( -1959, Max Wertheimer (1880Wertheimer ( -1943 and Robert Lachmann (1892-1939.…”
Section: Overcoming Eurocentrism In Comparative Musicologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The philosopher and psychologist Carl Stumpf founded the first Institute for Psychology at the University of Berlin and thereafter the Phonogramm-Archiv in 1900 (Christensen, 1991;Koch, 2013;Martinelli, 2014;Simon, 1973;Stockmann, 1992;Stockmann & Kaden, 1986). While Stumpf trained students in experimental sound perception (above all Wolfgang Köhler), we are here interested in his students in musicology, especially Erich von Hornbostel (1878Hornbostel ( -1935 and to a lesser degree Otto Abraham (1872Abraham ( -1926, Curt Sachs (1881Sachs ( -1959, Max Wertheimer (1880Wertheimer ( -1943 and Robert Lachmann (1892-1939.…”
Section: Overcoming Eurocentrism In Comparative Musicologymentioning
confidence: 99%