Address on Eurythmy

GA 277c/1922-05-07/p003 ·1922-05-07 · English MediumMedium alignmentSome paragraph re-numbering between this translation and the German original — the locus may slip by a paragraph or two.
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> Harmonious prelude with music by Max Schuurman > “Schwing Dich auf die Sattelflügel” (Swing Yourself onto the Saddle Wings) by Albert Steffen > Fugue by J. S. Bach > “Wie die Blumen im Garten stehen” (Like the flowers in the garden) by Albert Steffen > Prelude by J.S. Bach > “Tage der Wonne” (Days of bliss) by J. W. v. Goethe > “Kein Hälmchen” (Not a blade of grass) by Friedemann Bach > “Perse et Andromede I, II, III” by J. Heredia > “Der Rabe Ralph” (The Raven Ralph) by Christian Morgenstern > “Der Erfrorene” (The Frozen One) by Rudolf Steiner > “Igel und Agel” (Hedgehog and Agel) by Christian Morgenstern > Minuet by L. v. Beethoven > Humoresques by Christian Morgenstern: “Die Tapetenblume” (The Wallpaper Flower); “Der Papagei” (The Parrot); “Das Hemmed” (The Hemmed)

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