Eurythmy is an expressive movement art originated by Rudolf Steiner in conjunction with Marie von Sivers in the early 20th century.

Eurythmy was born in 1911 when a widow brought her young daughter, Lory Smits, who was interested in movement and dance, to the Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner.

* Steiner, Rudolf, Eurythmy as Visible Speech, ISBN 0-85440-421-X

* Steiner, Rudolf, Eurythmy as Visible Singing

* Steiner, Rudolf, An Introduction to Eurythmy: Talks Given Before Sixteen Eurythmy Performances, ISBN 0-88010-042-7

* Eurythmy Section at the Rudolf Steiner Archive, An Online Library

In 1924, Steiner gave two intensive workshops on different aspects of eurythmy ; transcripts of his talks during these workshops are published as Eurythmy as Visible Speech and Eurythmy as Visible Singing.

Eurythmy seeks to renew the spiritual foundations of dance, revealing speech and music in visible movement.

Eurythmy is often performed with spoken texts such as poetry, stories or plays.

Eurythmy pedagogical exercises begin with the straight line and curve and proceed through successively more complicated geometric figures and choreographed forms, developing a child's coordination and concentration.

Eurythmy has also been used in many social contexts, including workplaces and prisons, with the aim of rejuvenating individuals and their social relationships.

Some were part of an emerging trend that combined research into physical movement and overall health, for example Eurythmy ensembles in Stuttgart that spread to other schools.

Eurythmy has only occasionally been done to popular music, in which beat plays a large role.

Eurythmy ensembles in Stuttgart, Germany and at the Goetheanum soon became established parts of the cultural life of Europe.

When the first Waldorf School was founded in 1919, Eurythmy was included in the curriculum.

Eurythmy is used therapeutically, normally on the advice of a physician, to compensate for somatic or psychological imbalances ; the aim is to strengthen the organism's salutogenic capacity to heal itself.

* Eurythmy and Waldorf Education ( Youtube. com )

* Eurythmy: various pieces ( Youtube. com )

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