# 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