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The Use of the Self
by F.M. Alexander
This landmark book was written by the founder of the Alexander
Technique, the well known orator Matthias Alexander. The
text explains how Alexander conceived and refined his method
and also gives some examples of applying the Technique.
The Alexander Technique as
I see it
by Patrick Macdonald
This resource book, written by one of Alexander's students,
is for teachers and students of the Alexander Technique.
It comprises Patrick Macdonald's teaching notes and hints
on learning and teaching the Technique.
Indirect Procedures
A Musician's Guide in the Alexander Technique
by Pedro de Alcantara
This book, written by a professional musician and teacher
of the Alexander Technique, deals specifically with applying
the Technique to making music. Topics include practical
advice on practicing, sound production, technique, rehearsal,
and stage fright.
Body learning
by Michael Gelb
This popular and classic introductory book covers all the
basic Alexander concepts, how to learn it, and how to apply
it to areas such as aikido, writing, running, swimming,
juggling , giving speeches, and more.
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"True spontaneity is henceforth not a birth-right
but the last term, the consummated conquest, of an
art the art of conscious control to the mastery
of which Mr. Alexander's book so convincingly invites
us."
John
Dewey

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