Michelle wrote:
>The down side of The Alexnader Technique (and anything like it) is it
>can take as much money as your singing teacher to do this if you take
>the recommended one session a week with a trained practitioner to
>correct your personal mistakes.
But it is possible to take group classes that don't cost nearly as
much as private lessons. I don't know to what extent Alexander
teachers teach group classes. A few such teachers have told me that
they like to keep their classes small so that they can give each
student some attention. In one Alexander class I took I spent most of
the class watching the teacher work with the other students. In
contrast, in a group class taught by a Feldenkrais teacher, everyone
can participate throughout the entire lesson.
John Link
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