The Origin and Development of Eurythmy 1923–1925

GA 277d — 23 November 1923, Paris

Eurythmy Performance

“Evoe” (children's group)
Minuet by J. S. Bach (children's group)
Pastoral in G major from the Christmas Oratorio by J. S. Bach
“A Cassandre: Mignonne” by Pierre de Ronsard
Larghetto from a sonata by G. F. Handel
“Les bergers” by Jose-Maria de Heredia
Allegro by G. F. Handel
‘Papillon’ op. 2, 12 by Robert Schumann
“Le chevrier” by Jose-Maria de Heredia
“Bächlein im März” by Jan Stuten
“La jeune Morte” by Jose-Maria de Heredia
“Les Elfes” by Charles Leconte de Lisle, with music by Jan Stuten
“La Vision de Khem” by Jose-Maria de Heredia
Theme with variations in G major, K. 379, by W. A. Mozart
“Ballade ä la Lune” by Alfred de Musset
“Claire de Lune” by Claude Debussy
“La Cigale et la Fourmie” by Jean de La Fontaine
“Le Corbeau et le Renard” by Jean de La Fontaine
“Slavonic Dance” by Antonin Dvořák

A telegram has just arrived from Rihouet; It read: Performance successful, hall full, sending feelings of gratitude and devotion.
—From a letter from Rudolf Steiner to Marie Steiner, Dornach, November 24, 1923 Yesterday evening the eurythmy performers arrived and reported successes similar to those mentioned in the telegram I wrote about.
From a letter from Rudolf Steiner to Marie Steiner, Dornach, November 25, 1923