# The Origin and Development of Eurythmy 1923–1925

## GA 277d — 27 March 1923, Stuttgart

### Eurythmy Performance

*Program for the performance on March 27:*

> “Der Mond geht auf” (The Moon Rises) by Albert Steffen  
> ‘Fünfeck’ (Pentagon) with music by Jan Stuten  
> “Das Nildelta” (The Nile Delta) by Vladimir Solovyov  
> “Prelude op. 28,15 (Raindrops)” by Frédéric Chopin  
> “Es schlingen deine Taten” (Your deeds entangle) by Albert Steffen  
> Adagio, Op. 13, by L. v. Beethoven  
> “Lasst uns die Bäume lieben” (Let us love the trees) by Albert Steffen  
> Ghost choir from “Faust I,” study room, by J. W. v. Goethe  
> “Trauermarsch” (Funeral march) by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy  
> “Auf leichten Füßen” (On Light Feet) by Christian Morgenstern with music by Max Schuurman “Selige Leichtigkeit” (Blissful Lightness) by Christian Morgenstern ‘Sehnsucht’ (Longing) by Dschung Tsü with music by Jan Stuten Czech folk song “Die Priesterin” (The Priestess) by Christian Morgenstern “Caprice” by Max Reger “The Reviewer” by J. W. v. Goethe “The Aesthetic Weasel” by Christian Morgenstern “The Hemmed” by Christian Morgenstern with music by Max Schuurman