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The descriptions were written by Jean M. O. Fischer and do not represent
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| Kettrick, Catherine |
| This study guide contains in total 1,334 study questions and 132 “thought questions”. The former are taken directly from each chapter of Alexander’s books (Centerline Press editions) and are “primarily intended to be written and answered by copying, word for word and comma for comma what Alexander wrote.” The latter “will often refer to research that has been done in the fields of cognitive science, linguistics and psychology since Alexander wrote...” and are “intended to stimulate people’s thinking on various topics,...”. The introduction contains an explanation of how to take Alexander’s long sentences apart in order to understand them better. It is not clear how this method of studying is going to help you "to meet a stimulus that puts you wrong..." etc. |
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Catherine Kettrick*
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‘What A Piece Of Work...’
- A study guide to the major writings of F. M. Alexander
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| 1991, spiral bound,213 pages, USA, Catherine Kettrick.
Out of print. Available on-line: The Performance School.
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| Contains in total 1,334 study questions and 132 “thought questions” relating to Alexander's books. |
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| Kingsley, Noel |
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Noel Kingsley*
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Perfect Poise, Perfect Life
- Bring your body into balance and revolutionise your life
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| 2005 pb, 234 pages, UK, Hodder Mobius, an imprint of Hodder & Stoughton. 0340835796.
In print: general.
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| Alexander Technique for those wanting a perfect life. |
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Kleinmann, Judith
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| Contains: “The Space Between the Notes” by Ron Colyer, “Looking at the Double Bass” by Peter Buckoke, “Body Mapping for String Players” by John Crawford, “Mi Soh Fa” by Paul Chapman, “The Early Days of Alexander Teaching in Music” by Elizabeth Langford, “Alexander Technique and the Voice” by Alex Farkas, “Means to Means, The Role of Alexander Technique in Musical Training” by Malcolm Williamson, and “Work to a Principle” by Pedro de Alcantara. |
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Judith Kleinmann (ed.)
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Papers from the 3rd International Music Conference 1998
-Teaching the Alexander Technique at Music Colleges
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| 1999, 68 pages, A4 spiral-bound, photocopied, illustrated, UK, Peter Buckoke.
In print: e-mail Peter Buckoke.
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| 8 papers on teaching the Technique applied to playing or singing. |
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Copyright 2001-2007 © Mouritz Ltd. All Rights reserved.
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The Syllabus of Physical Exercises for Public Elementary Schools, London, 1909, HMSO.
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