ancy Bloom
To: World music from a Jewish slant
Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 11:35
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Subject: Re: Musicians - how useful is
Alexander Technique? Feldenkrais?
I wouldn't say this discussion is
OT.
I would say it has more to do with
PT.
Jacob (I'm sorry, I'm so
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Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 9:19 PM
Subject: Re: Musicians - how useful is Alexander Technique? Feldenkrais?
Would someone be kind enough to explain alexander and feldenkrais to the
uninitiated?
Lorele
George Robinson wrote:
I've done
: Lori Cahan-Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 9:19 PM
Subject: Re: Musicians - how useful is Alexander Technique? Feldenkrais?
Would someone be kind enough to explain alexander and feldenkrais to the
uninitiated?
Lorele
I wouldn't say this discussion is OT.
I would say it has more to do with PT.
Jacob (I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but I couldn't resist)
Bloom
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I've done Alexander technique, but I'm not an
instrumentalist so I'm not sure how useful my experience would be. I
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Subject: Re: Musicians - how useful is Alexander Technique? Feldenkrais?
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2003 19:05:49 -0700 (PDT)
I have been told that Alexander is a required course/elective at Julliard. My
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Also accupuncture and what is called sacro crainal massage. Both of these are useful. Especially someone who has dealt with sports injuries, because musician injuries can have similar symptomology as sports
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-Henry Ward Beecher
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Sent: Monday, June 16, 2003 7:00 PM
Subject: Re: Musicians - how useful is Alexander Technique?
Feldenkrais
Hmm - ok since folks responded to the list intstead to me let me say your
input is welcome; I have heard many good things about Alexander for
musicians myself; having had need of several orthopedic surgeries myself
I am always interested in finding ways of staying orthopedically healthy
(a drink
As a singer I have found the alexander technique to be very helpful in
building my awareness of how I am using my body and my instrument . I would
definitely recommend it.
In the mean time, Ruth, I would love to learn more about how the
alexander technique can be integrated/ combined with
I have been told that Alexander is a required course/elective at Julliard. My wife, while not a musician, was cured of an acute back problem following a bout of Lyme Disease by the Alexander Technique. She was carried into the office and was able to walk out on her own.
Did you also know that
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
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
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