| Reviewed: |
Oct 29, 2005 by Music |
| Overview: |
This site is a collection of essays and testimonials on Alexander Technique for Musicians, including a minimal number of pictures and one audio file. The essays and testimonials include topics for musicians in general, flutist, string players and singers. The site also includes links to other Alexander Technique sites for musicians. |
| Learning Goals: |
The major learning goals is to introduce music students to the use and philosophy of Alexander Technique. It also encourages students to consider the Alexander Technique as a part of their performance routine; to serve as a resource for those wishing to become familiar with the Alexander Technique. |
| Target Student Population: |
The target audience for this site is anyone interested in Alexander Technique from high school to adult. |
| Prerequisite Knowledge or Skills: |
No prerequisite skills are necessary to use or understand this site. The site assumes basic proficiency in standard performance techniques and some familiarity with human anatomy. |
| Type of Material: |
The site is a collection/reference material. |
| Recommended Uses: |
The site may be used as an introduction to Alexander Technique, for a class discussion topic or as a reference. |
| Technical Requirements: |
The site requires a standard browser and Quicktime (for one audio file.) |
