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Oto no shigusa : Arima Daigor? ronjutsush?.
Published by T?ky? : Ongaku no Tomosha 1987., 1987
Seller: Antiquariat Löcker, Wien, Austria
Association Member: GIAQ ILAB VDA VDAO
Seller rating 4 out of 5 stars
In japan. Schrif; Text teilweise deutsch. Lose beiliegend die Übersetzung des Titelblattes : Gesammelte Schriften vom verstorbenen Prof. Dr. Daigoro Arima / Geste der Toene / zusammengestellt von Bin Ebisawa / Ongaku-No-Tomo-Sha, Tokyo, 1987 gr.-8°. 672 S., Ill., Notenbeispiele, OLn. in OSchuber mit Bauchbinde. Tadellos, neuwertig. ISBN 4276120306 Arima (1900-1980) besitzt in der Geschichte der Musikwissenschaft eine singuläre Stellung. Denn er war der erste Japaner, der an einer Universität eines deutschsprachigen Landes promoviert wurde. Sein Studienaufenthalt in Wien spielt für Arimas spätere Bedeutung auf dem Gebiet der Musikwissenschaft und Musikkultur in Japan eine entscheidende Rolle.
