33. Eurythmy Performance
You will see, my dear audience, that it is also possible – we have tried this more and more in recent months, as our esteemed viewers will remember from our earlier, more primitive performances – to present it alone in eurythmy. And you will see this in the introductory formations and in the final sounds at the end of a poem or a piece of music, which are presented to you in eurythmy, how they introduce the mood of a poem – or you can also let this mood fade away, so that eurythmy can speak for itself in a certain sense. It then speaks in an outwardly visible form, in a moving sculpture, what is felt through the poem or through the piece of music.
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