The Origin and Development of Eurythmy
1923–1925
GA 277d
11 April 1924, Heidenheim
Translated by Steiner Online Library
Eurythmy Performance
“Vom Sieben-Nixen-Chor” (From the Seven Nixies Choir) by Eduard Mörike with music by Jan Stuten
Intermezzo in A-flat major, Op. 116,5 by Johannes Brahms
“Schön-Rohtraut” (Beautiful Rohtraut) by Eduard Mörike
Romance in F major, Op. 118,5 by Johannes Brahms
“Die traurige Krönung” (The Sad Coronation) by Eduard Mörike with music by Jan Stuten
Larghetto by G. F. Handel
“Du denkst dein Leiden” (You Think Your Suffering) by Albert Steffen
“Es träumt die Braut” (The Bride Dreams) by Albert Steffen
Aria from the opera “Clearco in Negroponte” by Domenico Gabrielli
“Wind, du mein Freund” by Christian Morgenstern Allegro by G. F. Handel
Prelude in B major by Frédéric Chopin
Musette by J. S. Bach
Humoresques by Christian Morgenstern: “Der Bahnvorstand” (The Stationmaster); “Die Vorstadt” (The Suburb); “Notturno in Weiß” (Nocturne in White)
Allegro con brio in D major Hob. XV1.37 by Joseph Haydn
«Vom Sieben-Nixen-Chor» von Eduard Mörike mit Musik von Jan Stuten
Intermezzo in As-Dur op. 116,5 von Johannes Brahms
«Schön-Rohtraut» von Eduard Mörike
Romanze in F-Dur op 118,5 von Johannes Brahms
«Die traurige Krönung» von Eduard Mörike mit Musik von Jan Stuten
Larghetto von G. F. Händel
«Du denkst dein Leiden» von Albert Steffen
«Es träumt die Braut» von Albert Steffen
Arie aus der Oper «Clearco in Negroponte» von Domenico Gabrielli
«Wind, du mein Freund» von Christian Morgenstern Allegro von G. F. Händel
Prelude in H-Dur von Frédéric Chopin
Musette von J. S. Bach
Humoresken von Christian Morgenstern: «Der Bahnvorstand»; «Die Vorstadt»; «Notturno in Weiß»
Allegro con brio in D-Dur Hob. XV1.37 von Joseph Haydn