AT for Musicians: Introduction to the Alexander Technique (AT)

                                                                  Wanted: ALL MUSICIANS!! 

In 2024, the ART of Releasing presents an array of engaging group class options: Mondays in June, 6:30-8pm we will be offering AT for Musicians: Introduction to the Alexander Technique (AT). This class is an Introduction to the Alexander Technique (AT) at the Quaker Meeting House in Storrs. (Online option available)  . The syllabus will be adapted based on the needs and desires of the participants who register but please bring your instruments (and voice)!

The Alexander Technique is a method for improving posture, coordination, and overall movement. It was developed in the late 19th century and is primarily focused on helping individuals become more aware of their habitual patterns of movement and posture. It emphasizes the relationship between the head, neck, and back, and how these elements influence overall bodily coordination. By becoming conscious of these patterns, individuals can learn to release unnecessary tension and move in a more balanced and efficient manner.

Practitioners of the Alexander Technique often work with students in a one-on-one setting or in groups, providing gentle hands-on guidance and verbal cues to help them become more aware of their movements and postural habits. The goal is to re-educate the body and promote more natural, coordinated movement.

The Alexander Technique is used by people from various backgrounds, including performers (actors, musicians), athletes, people dealing with chronic pain or musculoskeletal issues, and anyone interested in improving their overall movement and well-being.

 Led by certified Alexander Technique specialist, Kristin Mozeiko, DMA she is a professional musician, educator, multi-instrumentalists, and an Alexander Technique (AT) teacher who specializes in helping musicians to play pain free, remove technical barriers, and learn to sing and perform with less stress and more ease and freedom. There are only be 15 spaces available in the first class and 8 spaces for the series. If there is a demand, a second session could be opened. Please share this link with your musician friends: https://forms.gle/vFctUqDE8hdxoVff7To learn more about Kristin, visit www.ArtofReleasing.com.

  • Tuition: No pressure, come to the first class teaser for "pay what you can"  or suggested contribution of $12-25. If you want to jump right in, it is $140 for the enriching 5-week series (June 3, 10, 17, 24 and July 1st 6:30-8pm)
  • "Pay what you can" model is available for the first class, ensuring accessibility for all.
  • Venue: Quaker Meeting House, 57 Hunting Lodge Rd, Storrs, CT 06268.
  • Materials: Yoga mat
  • Please note, with the exception of the first class, the class size will be thoughtfully limited to a maximum of 8 participants. If there is space in the class drop-ins are welcome for people with prior AT experience at $30 (kindly text 347-879-5383 ahead to secure your spot).
  • Explore further details about Alexander Technique (AT), tailored group/individual sessions, and convenient online options HERE.

Enrich your well-being with ART of Releasing. Discover the transformative power of the Alexander Technique and seize your chance to evolve and discover the edge this technique can give to your practice and performance.

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