# The Origin and Development of Eurythmy 1923–1925

## GA 277d — 13 June 1923, Dornach

### Eurythmy Performance

*In the Goetheanum's performance and dressing room logs, this performance is described as a “children's performance.” There is no speech by Rudolf Steiner available for this performance.*

> Staff exercises  
> Alliterations  
> “Das Bienlein” (The Little Bee) by Wilhelm Jordan  
> Energy and Peace Dance  
> Rhythm exercise  
> “Morgenlied” (Morning Song) by Ludwig Uhland  
> “Die Sonne” (The Sun) by Fercher von Steinwand  
> Canon by J. S. Bach  
> ‘Reisebild’ (Travel Picture) by Robert Hamerling  
> “Klein Marie” (Little Marie)  
> Aria from the opera “Clearco in Negroponte” by Domenico Gabrielli  
> “Der Rheinstrom” (The Rhine River) by C. F. Meyer  
> “Morgen” (Morning)  
> Aria by Georg Philipp Telemann  
> “Was treibst du, Wind” by C. F. Meyer  
> Andante Cantabile by W. A. Mozart  
> “Die Muschel”  
> Minuet from Sonata Op. 78 by Franz Schubert  
> Humoresques by Christian Morgenstern: “Der Gingganz”; “Die beiden Flaschen”  
> “Hansel and Gretel”  
> “Die Probe” (The Rehearsal) by Christian Morgenstern  
> Musette in G major from the “3rd English Suite” by J. S. Bach  
> “Der Werwolf” (The Werewolf) by Christian Morgenstern  
> Septet, Op. 20 by L. v. Beethoven