The word "Eurythmy" comes from the ancient Greek language and can be translated as "harmonious, beautiful movement". Eurythmy was developed at the beginning of the last century by Rudolf Steiner, the founder of Anthroposophy. It is an expressive art, in which the whole body shows in the language of gesture what is living as a soul-spiritual movement in speech and music. It is both visible speech and visible music.
Eurythmy, as a subject, holds an important place in the Waldorf school-curriculum. It is also used as therapy in anthroposophical medicine and is performed on stage by eurythmy-ensembles in artistic choreographies. Business-eurythmy is held for employees and has a positive impact in reinforcing harmonious, fruitful collaboration in business. Eurythmy is taught in workshops or courses for anyone who is interested and enriches health, joy of movement, vitality and joie de vivre.
