Do you know Beethoven’s ‹Immortal Beloved›? Beethoven dedicated all his music from a certain point in time to an ‹immortal...
Music, movement, and the imagination of water brought a thousand young people from across the world into collective resonance during...
Sarah Gillis became an engineer and astronaut after finishing Waldorf school. She now works for SpaceX, the US aerospace company. On September 13, Gillis was the first person to play the violin in space. The concert took place during a five-day mission, during which Gillis orbited the Earth with a...
Kenyan performer and masterful drummer, Augustus Mutua, with his initiative, Waldorfy Creatives, adds the richness of African music and dance...
Falkensee, Germany. The album Imaginary Ecosystems comprises three 13-minute tracks—Omar Eilam on their creation and the different qualities they express....
A hymn to joy went viral. Aurélien Saniko was born in Cameroon. At the age of 13, he contracted an incurable disease, but after a year, he inexplicably recovered. He wanted to express his gratitude, and in 1985, at the age of 15, he wrote the song ”Comment ne pas te...
“I dreamed of being the first black female rock’n’roll singer to fill stadiums like the Stones!” recalls Tina Turner. And...
San Rafael, California. Human beings are singing beings. Nowadays, songs and music are mainly experienced through digital technology: smartphones, headphones,...
Music has always been strongly connected with spirituality, but how has this changed in the era of electronic music? Is creative evolution happening, or has something been lost? Omer Eilam, a Berlin-based Israeli musician who studied at the Goetheanum in 2020, writes about his struggle with these questions and how...
As a musician, I am touched by Steiner’s statement that what is musical is genuinely anthroposophical: the musical, experienced consciously,...
Rudolf Geigenfeind is looking for new approaches to social issues. His instrument is music. He’s using the elements of music...
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