Dalcroze 101: Introduction to Eurhythmics

With Gregory Ristow, Dalcroze License

Recorded June 6, 2024

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Discover how eurhythmics fosters a deep connection between music and movement, enhancing both teaching and learning. In this introductory session, we’ll explore the foundational Dalcroze concept of time, space, and energy—developing kinesthetic awareness and musical expression through purposeful movement.

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