53. Eurythmy Performance
What is being presented to you today as the eurythmic art is not a collection of arbitrary, invented human gestures and movements, but is in fact the expression of a real silent language, a language that is revealed through movement. These movements, whether they occur as movements of the limbs of the individual or as movements of this individual in space or as movements of groups of people in relation to each other, are always strictly regulated by law, and so strictly regulated by law that they coincide with a meaning, for example a poetic meaning or a musical content, in such a way that the word sung or properly spoken coincides with a meaning, for example a poetic meaning or a musical content, in such a way that the word sung or properly spoken coincides with a meaning, for example a poetic meaning or a musical content, in such a way that the word sung or properly spoken coincides with a meaning, for example a poetic meaning or a musical content, in such a way that the word sung or properly spoken coincides with a meaning, for example a poetic meaning or a musical content, in such a way that the word sung or properly spoken coincides with a meaning, for example a poetic meaning or a musical content, in such a way that the word sung or properly spoken coincides with a meaning, for example a poetic meaning or a musical content, in such a way that the word sung or properly spoken coincides with a meaning, for example a poetic meaning or a musical content, in such a way
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GA 277b/1920-03-27/p005 · edition English