Originally posted by Andrew McCann on November 20, 2014 at www.alexanderand.com/blog. On Wednesdays, Kyra teaches the cello to an adorable five year-old, “E.” In her lesson yesterday, E was sitting slumped on her little green stool, hanging backward off her cello. Instead … Continue reading →
The following is an invitation from Alexander Technique teacher Robert Rickover to become a guest blogger on his Body Learning Blog. Please contact Robert if you’d like to contribute to his “Parade of ‘P’s” (see below!). Robert originally posted this invitation at www.bodylearningblog.com/parade-of-ps-take-your-pick. … Continue reading →
Originally posted by Elyse Shafarman on January 23, 2014 at www.bodyproject.us What’s the mark of an actor trained in the Alexander Technique? Onstage, you don’t see the Alexander Technique. What you do see is a fully and effortlessly realized character. Actors who learn the … Continue reading →
Originally posted by Mark Josefsberg on December 16, 2013 at www.markjosefsberg.com. Today I worked with an older gentlemen who was extremely responsive. It was his first lesson and to his surprise and delight, he kept “moving up” throughout the entire time. … Continue reading →