How can we become an instrument to bring the inaudible experience of music to visibility? Join us as we explore the fundamental elements of beat, rhythm, and melos as a foundation for tone eurythmy.
How can we become an instrument to bring the inaudible experience of music to visibility? Join us as we explore the fundamental elements of beat, rhythm, and melos as a foundation for tone eurythmy.
How can we become an instrument to bring the inaudible experience of music to visibility? Join us as we explore the fundamental elements of beat, rhythm, and melos as a foundation for tone eurythmy.
Join a group of community members interested in working with seasonal music and poetry through speech and tone eurythmy around the themes of Easter. Course led by Sea-Anna Vasilas, faculty and ensemble member of Eurythmy Spring Valley. For individuals with some experience and familiarity with eurythmy.
How can we become an instrument to bring the inaudible experience of music to visibility? Join us as we explore the fundamental elements of beat, rhythm, and melos as a foundation for tone eurythmy.
The Eurythmy Spring Valley Ensemble will share the ever-moving story of Joan of Arc (1412–1431), with a rich tapestry of original music by Grigory Smirnov.
How can we become an instrument to bring the inaudible experience of music to visibility? Join us as we explore the fundamental elements of beat, rhythm, and melos as a foundation for tone eurythmy.
Join a group of community members interested in working with seasonal music and poetry through speech and tone eurythmy around the themes of Easter. Course led by Sea-Anna Vasilas, faculty and ensemble member of Eurythmy Spring Valley. For individuals with some experience and familiarity with eurythmy.
How can we become an instrument to bring the inaudible experience of music to visibility? Join us as we explore the fundamental elements of beat, rhythm, and melos as a foundation for tone eurythmy.
Join a group of community members interested in working with seasonal music and poetry through speech and tone eurythmy around the themes of Easter. Course led by Sea-Anna Vasilas, faculty and ensemble member of Eurythmy Spring Valley. For individuals with some experience and familiarity with eurythmy.
Join us for the end-of-term sharing, and experience what has grown during these last cold months. Each class has a large curriculum to tackle in the second term.
Join us for the end-of-term sharing, and experience what has grown during these last cold months. Each class has a large curriculum to tackle in the second term.
We will explore artistic, therapeutic, and formative speech aspects of the “Concordances” in eurythmy in relation to Rudolf Steiner’s insights shared on December 28, 1923, and Lea van der Pals' Tone Eurythmy Therapy.
We will explore artistic, therapeutic, and formative speech aspects of the “Concordances” in eurythmy in relation to Rudolf Steiner’s insights shared on December 28, 1923, and Lea van der Pals' Tone Eurythmy Therapy.
Celebrating Grigory Smirnov’s music with Eurythmy Spring Valley—an evening of his compositions and an afternoon artist’s talk on his creative journey.
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