Peredur Eurythmy | Teachers

Sigune Brinch
(MA Eurythmy Performing Arts, Alanus University, D-Alfter/Bonn 2016) studied Eurythmy with Elena Zuccoli in Dornach. Following her training she performed extensively with The London Stage Group, The Hamburg Stage Group, Eurythmy Terpsichore and the Foundation Stone Research Group and other artistic initiatives. She has many years experience teaching adults and children and is principal of Peredur Eurythmy, a centre dedicated to bringing Eurythmy to the wider community offering open classes, short courses, a four year vocational training for Eurythmy as well as postgraduate performing courses. She has an MA in Eurythmy from the Alanus University in Germany.
Georgie Howlett
(MA Eurythmy Performing Arts (Alanus University, D-Alfter/Bonn) 2016) MA studied Eurythmy with Isabelle and Hajo Dekker at The London College of Eurythmy which was at that time based at Peredur. She has taught for 17 years at the London College of Eurythmy, in Waldorf Schools (as teacher and Eurythmy therapist) and on the London Waldorf teacher training. She is a performing artist with London Eurythmy and has toured internationally since 1998. She has a Diploma in Eurythmy Therapy and the Goetheanum Diploma in Eurythmy. She has recently received her MA in Eurythmy from Alanus University.
Gregers Brinch
Gregers Brinch draws his musical inspiration from many sources, in particular the arts of Eurythmy and acting/drama. As a result of his study into the basic elements of music and his appreciation of all genres of music, the tonal language of his music is a synthesis these. These songs were all composed for individuals.
Upon completing an intensive period of autodidactic training with the help of Cecil Cope and Louis Demetrius Alvanis, he entered the Musikseminar in Hamburg, Germany to study composition with Elmar Lampson after which went on to teach in adult education both in Hamburg and in Sussex, England. During this time he continued to devote more time to developing his compositional direction. In 2001 he gave up his secure post there in order to pursue composing more fully. Having the help of expert coaching from William Hancox in particular. He has been artistic director of International Concert Series at Rudolf Steiner House in London since 2014, and three volumes of his works featuring Rohan De Saram, William Hancox, Julie Groves and the ‘Bergersen Quartet’ have been issued on Claudio records.
Recent compositions include a number of piano works for Louis Alvanis, Symphony no.1, The string quartet no 4 and three piano trios. A full length opera 'The Bridge' to Goethe's fairytale 'The Green Snake and the beautiful Lily' was composed in 2021 and a project for the performance of this work will include a stage group of Eurythmy UK with both campuses contributing to the performance.

Sigune Brinch

Georgie Howlett

Gregers Brinch