NOUN
- the interpretation in harmonious bodily movements of the rhythm of musical compositions; used to teach musical understanding
How To Use eurythmy In A Sentence
- Her interest in Steiner led Melissa to eurythmy, the art of movement and its therapeutic and educational benefits.
- Waldorf School of the Peninsula offers free Cultural Extravaganza: featuring music, drama and eurythmy performances by students, faculty, and alumni. Undefined
- Her interest in Steiner led Melissa to eurythmy, the art of movement and its therapeutic and educational benefits.
- But Kasai has also studied modern dance, classical ballet and eurythmy, and very consciously welcomes external influences into the butoh tradition.
- Eurythmy is a dance style inaugurated by Rudolf Steiner, the founder of anthroposophy in the 1910s and 20s.
- But Kasai has also studied modern dance, classical ballet and eurythmy, and very consciously welcomes external influences into the butoh tradition.
- This statue was very much praised for its beauty by ancient writers, who all mention with especial pride the _eurythmy_ of the action of the wrist. A History of Art for Beginners and Students Painting, Sculpture, Architecture
- Illness is disharmony and treatment may include not only medicine but also art therapy (painting, modeling, music, singing and creative speech), eurythmy, and counseling.
- Illness is disharmony and treatment may include not only medicine but also art therapy (painting, modeling, music, singing and creative speech), eurythmy, and counseling.
- There are several schools in Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Russia, France and England teaching eurythmy in a variety of styles.