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This year’s edition of Le Rythme discusses the artistic identity of eurhythmics, a question that naturally arises during the course of our studies and professional activities. With the two basic components of music and dance movement, eurhythmics already has inherent artistic and aesthetic potential. But how does it unfold in the encounter between the two media of expression? Do Eurhythmics Practitioners see themselves as artistic educators? What artistic products does eurhythmics generate? Does the history of eurhythmics give us any answers?
As in the last edition, all articles are in English. In addition, the abstracts are translated into French. Photos, links or QR codes that lead to videos and photo series are attached to the brief descriptions of the artistic productions.
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147 pages
