eurythmy
Eurythmy is an artistic movement art form developed in the early 20th century by Rudolf Steiner and Marie von Sivers. It is often described as "visible speech" or "visible song," aiming to make the inner qualities of sound and speech manifest through gesture and bodily movement. Eurythmy is practiced in various contexts, including Waldorf schools, therapeutic settings, and as a performing art.
The practice of eurythmy involves specific gestures and movements for each vowel, consonant, and musical tone.
In education, eurythmy is a component of the Waldorf curriculum, where it is used to develop the