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Drawing technique developed by Rudolf Steiner aims to help develop the young child's handwriting, hand-eye coordination, ability to concentrate, and other capacities.

The Waldorf curriculum, adapted from philosopher Rudolf Steiner's ideas, is designed to appeal to the young child's imagination and love of active learning.

The Waldorf third-grade curriculum teaches children how humans have grown food, clothed themselves, and built dwellings through history.

Learning how to draw the human body is an indispensable skill for art students if they wish to branch into fashion design or figure drawing.

The Waldorf second-grade curriculum aims to engage the child's imagination while teaching reading, writing, basic math (especially multiplication tables), music, and arts

In one of the great works of 20th century literature, Vladimir Nabokov exemplifies the importance of connecting written style with written theme.

Saariaho's oratorio Le Passion de Simone will receive its U.S. premiere at the Mostly Mozart Festival. The work blends sacred and secular forms in recounting Weil's life.

Poetry is a highly musical art. Using forms that emphasize the oral and aural history of the genre can increase the power of poems.

Steiner's thought on children's growth and evolution is the basis of the famous Steiner-Waldorf education, and is more modern than ever.

The origin of the Brothers Grimm classic fairy tale is traced back to the 15th century and has been altered for the benefit of children audiences.