Eurythmy West Midlands — Art in Movement

Eurythmy West Midlands at the Glasshouse Arts Centre, Stourbridge, offers unique opportunities for:

Eurythmy movement in art

Eurythmy: Pathways and explorations through movement and art.

An art of movement with pathways in: stage performance, education, therapy, social and organisational development. Experiential learning focussing on individual development and group interaction.

Beginning Oct 2011 at the Glasshouse College, Stourbridge.

Classes open to the public

Eurythmy, poetry, speech, modelling, form-drawing, choral singing, child development and Steiner Waldorf education, Goethean observation and plant study, physiology and anatomy.

You may choose to take part in all of the eurythmy sessions (three to four days a week) or participate part-time by attending half-day sessions with speech and poetry or with music. Each class has a group practice session as a co-requisite.

Weekly afternoon and evening classes are also offered.

About Eurythmy

Eurythmy is a new art of movement, initiated by Rudolf Steiner in the early 20th century, to help meet the needs of the modern world.

It is one of the many developments arising from specific requests, which span such fields as education, the arts, agriculture and medicine, arising out of his work, which he called “anthroposophy”.