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Re: Musicians - how useful is Alexander Technique? Feldenkrais?
- From: r l reid <ro...>
- Subject: Re: Musicians - how useful is Alexander Technique? Feldenkrais?
- Date: Wed 11 Jun 2003 02.37 (GMT)
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 now and then can be helpful, frankly, if low tech); and I may
well look into it despite my usual skepticism about "alternative" (what a
loaded word!) treatments.
I will also mention that when I used to play comp for a Cape Breton (old
style Scots) fiddler, she would take herself off for Rolfing every time
the shoulder started locking up. *That* struck me as a real cultish thing,
but in fact it did her much good. I guess my main comment on Rolfing is that
they put way too much stock in the number ten.
As do some others I know.....
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