Anthroposophical Society in Australia

T.S. Eliot’s ‘Four Quartets’ for Movement, Voice and Cello Warranwood
2018-04-14 14:00 (Australia/Sydney) | The Michael Centre, 37a Wellington Park Drive, Warranwood, Vic, Australia
Considered by many as a masterpiece of the Western canon, the revolutionary use of language employed by Eliot, as inspired by Beethoven’s late quartets, crystallises the world of eurythmy, enabling the artists to permeate the barrier between the visible and the unseen world, allowing the audience a glimpse beyond the veil.
Eliot considered Beethoven’s late quartets to be ‘inexhaustible’, introducing a new grace and freedom. When performed in concert with Eurythmy, Eliot’s “Four Quartets” elicits a powerful, profound response and an experience of the forces of language.
The art of eurythmy uses dynamic movement and gesture as an embodiment of the spoken word.
Eurythmist: Mark Neil, Voice: Irish born actor, Dennis Coard, Cello: Gotthard Killian

John Billing lyre concert Inverleigh
2018-04-13 19:30 | St Paul’s Anglican Church, Inverleigh, 38 High St, Inverleigh, Vic, 3321, Australia
John Billing returns to Australia and teams up with The Honest Lyres, a Victorian-based lyre group, to present a concert of Bach, Celtic and John’s own beautiful compositions.
John has played the modern lyre for over 35 years performing in Europe, USA ,
Australia, Japan and China, as well as teaching and playing in therapeutic settings.
John performs internationally on a lyre made by local lyre maker Murray Wright.
