
Eurhythmics / Music and Movement
This learning resource provides an overview of the subject "Rhythmics / Music and Movement," its history, and its diverse areas of application.
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In the following learning resource, the subject "Eurhythmics / Music and Movement" is presented in an overview format. An introductory video offers insight into its history and various current areas of application. A curated collection of links and a bibliography provide opportunities for further research. Short films featuring lecturers working in different professional fields are also included. In addition, there are expert talks on specific topics related to Eurhythmics / Music and Movement. Selected classroom scenes are analyzed together with these experts during react-to-videos. Both can be found under "Short Films and Fields of Application." In the podcast series Rhythmik.Stimmen [Eurhythmics.Voices], artists with a connection to the subject are interviewed. Finally, learning packages offer the opportunity for self-directed, in-depth study of specific areas.
Learning objectives
This learning resource is designed to introduce the working methods, areas of application, and history of the subject Eurhythmics / Music and Movement, as well as study and professional development opportunities in this field.
Learning method
This resource is a self-directed learning concept designed to encourage exploration of the site. Through videos, texts, and curated collections of links and literature, users can discover a wealth of information about Eurhythmics / Music and Movement.
To begin, the video or text titled "What is Eurhythmics / Music and Movement?" is recommended. After that, learners are free to choose additional materials based on their individual interests.
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Prof. Elisabeth Pelz
Prof. Frauke Haase
Prof. Karin Holzwarth
Alexander Riedmüller
Catharina Lühr
Heilke Bruns
Sibylle Schura
u.a.
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