… Robert Lachmann was born in Berlin and began his formal … North African and Indian prisoners. It was there that Lachmann was first exposed to non-Western music and … research in Israel, see here: Gerson Kiwi, Edith (Esther). "Robert Lachmann: His Achievement and His Legacy." Yuval - …

… article deals with the life and scientific contribution of Robert Lachmann (Berlin 1892- Jerusalem 1939), the founder of … by the Gerson-Kiwi herself. Besides the recordings, Lachmann’s personal archive including unpublished articles, …

… Wisconsin … a Musical Ethnography of Mandatory Palestine … Robert Lachmann: The Oriental Music Broadcasts, 1936-1837 …

… Zwi Idelsohn (14.7.1882-14.8.1938), and the eightieth of Robert Lachmann (28.11.1892-8.5.1939). Though by different ways and … scientific contribution of the younger of the two, Robert Lachmann. … 9480 … Lachmann Robert … Ethnomusicology … …

… Two unedited lectures by Robert Lachmann, one of the chief representatives of the … this type of investigation at the time they were written. Lachmann’s sensitivity and broad general knowledge enabled …

… Two unedited lectures by Robert Lachmann, one of the chief representatives of the … this type of investigation at the time they were written. Lachmann’s sensitivity and broad general knowledge enabled …

… Includes unpublished letters and lectures of Robert Lachmann. Accompanied by one CD with musical examples from Lachmann radio talks (1936-7). … 1 … monograph … 38920 … …

… 2 … 1 … 43074 … Leiden, Boston … Israel J. Katz … Robert Lachmann's Letters to Henry George Farmer (from 1923 …

… settled in Jerusalem . There, she came into contact with Robert Lachman of the Jerusalem Archive for Oriental music, … to ethnomusicological research.  She worked closely with Lachmann as his assistant for several years and in 1947 took …

… 9526 … 1 … 42476 … Leiden … Israeli … Israel J. Katz … Robert Lachmann’s Letters to Henry George Farmer (from 1923 to …