EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 29 MIN
Episode 9- Eurythmy
from The SF Waldorf Podcast · host Alex
Today, we’re exploring an art that is often experienced rather than explained: Eurythmy.Eurythmy is a movement art developed within Waldorf education that seeks to make speech and music visible through the human body. For many students, it is one of the most distinctive and sometimes mysterious parts of their Waldorf experience.In this episode, we’re speaking with Eurythmy teacher Monika Leitz whose years of experience offer a deep, lived understanding of this work. Together, we’ll explore what Eurythmy is, why it holds such an important place in Waldorf education, and what it offers children and adolescents in a world that increasingly pulls us out of our bodies and into our heads.Whether you’re a longtime Waldorf parent, an educator, a former student, or someone simply curious about this unique art form, we invite you to listen with openness and curiosity.
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Today, we’re exploring an art that is often experienced rather than explained: Eurythmy. Eurythmy is a movement art developed within Waldorf education that seeks to make speech and music visible through the human body. For many students, it is one of the most distinctive and sometimes mysterious parts of their Waldorf experience. In this episode, we’re speaking with Eurythmy teacher Monika Leitz whose years of experience offer a deep, lived understanding of this work. Together, we’ll explore ...
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