Regarding Feldenkrais:
My voice teacher here in New York City, Marcy Lindheimer (a truly wonderful
voice teacher!) is also a teacher's teacher of the Feldenkrais method.
I've never gone to her for Feldenkrais work, but I sense that it influences
her voice teaching in a very significant way,
I definitely use techniques from the Alexander method in my trumpet
playing.
Jordan hirsch
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A little off-topic, but I thought I'd share an exercise that has
helped me a great deal as a singer. It was taught to me by a speech
therapist.
1) While sitting, expel all
Hi,
The web site Israeli scent has a rather large selection of
wedding music from various traditions. Have a look at the following URL (you
have to click on the pages at the bottom of the screen to see the whole
selection):
LOX VODKA
Widely Acclaimed
Klezmer, Jewish American music group
202/966-7270
http://www.LoxVodka.com
Kingstown Nights Concert Series
Lox Vodka plays music that rocked the boat so much, they got off and stayed! Join us, Friday evening, June 13, from 7:30-8:30, for a rousing concert as
Treat your father ( or yourself) to a trip down memory lane this Father's
Day, June 15, at the Klezmer Brunch at Tonic. Philadelphia area tenor, Richard
Lenatsky, will perform oft-neglected folk and art songs made
popular by such past luminaries of the Jewish music scene as Seymour
I had a book about the Alexander technique, but never managed to plow all
the way through it. Too much biography. Anyway, I have a technique I use
with amateur choirs, including children, to make them more aware of their
diaphragm, and it segues into a lesson in breath support. I say, I
I assume thatboth thechniques can be helpful
in a lot of cases
I am a Cranio-Sacral-Practitioner, and that this
technique is helpful for musicians, I know for sure: I developed "MusiCranio" -
a special Cranio-Sacral-Therapie for musicians and singers and am dealing
successfully serveral
Yes! I have used both techniques as a musician and actor. It helps SO MUCH with physical stress and breathing. Something that performers "forget" to do all the time when they are playing and/or singing. I found that Feldenkrais although a bit mysterious as to how it actually works...is very good
Hi everyone,
I just found this piece on another mailing list,
and I just had to pass it on. If I have understood correctly, the following
article was reprinted in the leaflet to the disc:
Amalia! Old Greek Songs in the New Land 1923-1950
but I don't have the CD myself, so I can't swear
