INAM 1925 — Alexander Technique
1 semester hours Undergraduate Lecture repeatable for credit
Introduces the Alexander Technique, a method for expanding and improving our kinesthetic sense. Explores how the principles of the technique apply to the performer (in rehearsal, performance, and practice settings) as well as the human being (daily life). Topics include mind-body unity, performance anxiety, habits, presence, and basic anatomy. May be repeated up to eight times.
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