Tatiana Kiseleva’s book immerses us in the atmosphere of the birth of a new art of movement - eurythmy. Rudolf Steiner, in close collaboration with Maria Steiner von Sievers, created the basis for making speech and music visible in human movements. Tatiana Kiseleva actively participated in the development of this in the Goetheanum /Dornach, Switzerland/ and in stage performances throughout Europe. The reader can get acquainted with the history of the development of eurythmy, as well as touch on the most valuable instructions of Rudolf Steiner in relation to Russian eurythmy. The book will be of interest to eurythmists, specialists in the art of speech and movement, and to anyone deeply interested in anthroposophy and history.