Links
www.feldenkrais-practice.com
Here you will find my general
website about the Feldenkrais Method and its application.
Mozarteum University
The website for the Mozarteum University Salzburg, where you can find information about the Special Course Programme, including
the course “Feldenkrais for Musicians”.
www.brentanoquartet.com
The Brentano String Quartett (New York)
is an internationally known and critically acclaimed string quartet, whose 1st violinist, Mark Steinberg, is
a keen advocate of the Feldenkrais Method (see “Statements” under the link: CV) and with whom I have had the
pleasure of working.
www.feldenkrais-salzburg.com (In German)
Literature on the Feldenkrais Method for Musicians
Moshé Feldenkrais
Awareness Through Movement: Health Exercises for Personal Growth
(Introduction to the method with
12 lectures, detailed and good to follow)
The Elusive Obvious
(a small book, easy to read)
The Potent Self: A Guide to Spontaneity
(about development in our society and for all who seek a
profound and more extensive knowledge about the theoretical background of the method)
Body and Mature Behaviour
(very similar to The Potent Self. It was Feldenkrais’ first
publication, in 1949)
Frank Wildman
Feldenkrais: The Busy Person’s Guide to Easier Movement, The Intelligent Body Press 2006
(short
lectures for every day – for people who have attended a Feldenkrais course already)
Steven Shafarman
Awareness Heals, Perseus Books 1997
(long lectures, very detailed)
Nelson, Blades-Zeller
Singing with Your Whole Self: The Feldenkrais Method and Voice, Scarecrow Press 2002
(short
lectures but not combined with voice, good comments for singers)
Calais-Germain, Blandine
Anatomy of Movement, Eastland Press 2008
(very good book for understanding the functional
relationships in our body)
Anatomy of Breathing, Eastland Press 2006
(all about breathing)