Who would not wish to play a musical instrument, to have at our command a piece of technology that outshone all others for centuries. We choose an instrument–a horn, a wind or a woodwind, a viol, a piano, or a drum. We learn how readily they play. We sense their potential. Shiny or somewhat worn, we hold …
The healing power of touch is a field of unexplored potential. I place my hands on the fine pianist pictured below. My index finger embodies our forward. My thumb embodies our up, the freeing of our necks and the rotation of our heads around their axes, (axises). Three remaining fingers embody back and up. The …
Book a session of constructive rest–expansive and vitally refreshing–a highly creative encounter with Alexander Technique. You’ll temporarily disengage all your habits connected with your uprightness and engage the formidable powers of the human imagination, most particularly of YOUR imagination. Einstein imagined a train moving at the speed of light and his conclusions changed our world. …
The instrument you’re playing is always your self. Your play may be perceived as brilliant and prolific, yet, in your heart of hearts you know there is something more to gain in your progress toward pure play, toward musical and physical freedom. Perfection is never achieved and wouldn’t that be dull. Too little or too …
