Musicians want to be relaxed, comfortable, free. Free to move, free to play, free to make the music dance! This is the idea that folks have, and they want/need/seek help with it. Sometimes they find their way to my Alexander … Continue reading →
*Hands-on work: I use light hand contact to guide each individual student to easier ways of doing things. *Get ideas that students can take that home and work on by themselves (AT “directions”). *Classes are improvised to meet the needs … Continue reading →
I enjoyed my Alexander Technique class Tuesday evening: a light-hearted gathering of folks looking at our human selves in activity. If you choose to read this synopsis, please realize you’re coming in in the middle of a conversation… “Player 1” … Continue reading →
I have the opportunity to take a workshop for Alexander Technique teachers tomorrow with Rosa Luisa Rossi, who’s visiting from Zurich. She’s asked some questions in advance of the workshop that challenge me to think about my Alexander Technique teaching. … Continue reading →
I’ve been offering an Alexander Technique class for musicians every Monday for a number of years. I have 2 spots open, so drop me a line and let me know if you’re in! I am a teacher of the Alexander … Continue reading →