ABOUT US

The mission of the American Eurhythmics Society (AES) is to promote the use of eurhythmics among music and other arts educators. The AES provides education, outreach, and engagement on a national level. 

AES National Conference 2024

Join us for our 10th National Conference!

Summer Workshops 2024

Summer workshops are just around the corner. This summer we have scheduled workshops in Florida, Kentucky, Indiana, Virginia, and Ohio! Visit our event page. More details coming soon!

2024 Spring Workshop

April 13, 2023
Virtual

Join us on April 13th from 8am to 10 am PST for our annual Spring Workshop! Click below for more details!

Board Members

Get in touch with our Board Members!

Skye McManus

President

Marla Butke

Vice President

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David Frego

Treasurer

Oren Logan

Webmaster

Taylor Heinzen

Secretary

Eurhythmics contributes to the development of the individual beyond musical skills.

This approach also has application and value in the following areas:

Intellectual Value

Social and Behavioral Value

Emotional Value

Enhance your expression and creativity

Use a vocabulary of movement and physical space to illuminate the structure of a musical work

Develop musicianship and artistry

Visit Dr. Marla Butke and Dr. David Frego on their website for more Eurhythmics resources, workshop opportunities, and direct contact!

Student

$ 35 year to year
  • Unlimited Access
1 year

Participating

$ 55 anually
  • Unlimited Access

Patron

$ 85 annually
  • Unlimited Access

Institutional

$ 95 annually
  • Unlimited Access

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DEI Statement

The American Eurhythmics Society is committed to supporting the diverse musical cultures of the world.

As a democratic organization run by and for its members, we will work to promote and support diversity, equity, and inclusion by:

  • Seeking to grow a more diverse and inclusive membership promoting research that supports DEI issues sharing and creating DEI teacher resources including diverse musical cultures through song, purposeful movement, dance, and joyful expression.
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  • Respecting movement that looks different across cultures and abilities.

We believe that caring for our members, practitioners, and students starts with a culture that preserves and protects diversity, equity, and inclusion.