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As an Art, Eurythmy was first
introduced by Rudolf Steiner,
who described it as an "art of
the soul".
introduced by Rudolf Steiner,
who described it as an "art of
the soul".
Its gestures unite subjective
experience with the objective
reality of what is being
expressed (music, poetry or
other theme chosen)...
experience with the objective
reality of what is being
expressed (music, poetry or
other theme chosen)...
...so that what is Heard (in time)
becomes transformed into what
is Seen (in space). It is a feast
for the Eyes, Ears and Soul!
becomes transformed into what
is Seen (in space). It is a feast
for the Eyes, Ears and Soul!