Eurhythmics, Art, and Education |
Contents
the nature and value of rhythmIC MOVEMENT 1922 | 3 |
THE TECHNIQUE OF MOVING PLASTIC 1922 | 14 |
THE INNER TECHNique of rhythm 1925 | 48 |
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absolute pitch accent acquainted action Adolphe Appia æsthetic agogic analyse artistic attempt balance beauty become Beethoven blind Blümchen bodily movements body capable child cinema conscious continuous movement contrasts counterpoint create develop direct duration dynamic effect elements emotion enable equilibrium Eurhythmics exercises experience faculties feel fingers frequently gestures give hand harmony hearing human idea imagination impression impulses individual influence instinct instrument intellectual interpretation Isadora Duncan lack laws lessons limbs Llongueras lyric theatre manifestations master melody ment mental mind modified motor moving plastic Mozart muscles muscular muscular system musical expression musical rhythms musical temperament musician nervous nuances orchestra personality phrasing physical pianist piano pianoforte play polyrhythm powers progress pupils realise recognise relations result rhythmic gymnastics rhythmic movement sensations sense sensibility singing solfège songs sound space spontaneous style suppleness teachers teaching technique temperament theatre thought tion various walking words