with composers Nigel Osborne, Howard Skempton and Jinny Shaw

together with Maren Stott and Eurythmy West Midlands

This special Festival in the centenary year of Rudolf Steiner’s death explores and celebrates the dynamic relationship between Music and Eurythmy*.

The evening performance includes works inspired by the Grail by composers Nigel Osborne, Howard Skempton and Jinny Shaw, as well as pieces by Shostakovich, Scriabin and Bach. Eurythmy is by Maren Stott and Eurythmy West Midlands.

In the afternoon there are presentations and workshops on Eurythmy,
talks by the composers and a music eurythmy demonstration.

For more information, call 020 7723 4400.

*The art of Eurythmy, an expressive movement art, was originated by Rudolf Steiner in the early 20th century. The word eurythmy stems from Greek roots meaning beautiful or harmonious rhythm. A eurythmist moves the music itself, the inner dynamic, the emotional expressiveness. In an ensemble, the interplay of the instruments, the piece itself, is present before your eyes.