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Buckingham, Marcus, and Clifton, Donald O.
Now,
Discover Your Strengths. New York: Free Press, 2001.
Tools for identifying and maximizing your talents and
strengths.
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Conable, Barbara. The Structures and Movements of
Breathing: A Primer for Choirs and Choruses. GIA
Publications, 2000. Succinct, well-illustrated
explanation of breathing processes. Useful to anyone who
breathes.
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Conable, Barbara. What Every Musician Needs to Know
About The Body: The Practical Application of Body
Mapping and the Alexander Technique to Making Music.
Andover Press, 2000. A well-illustrated, fun, and
enlightening introduction to Alexander Technique for
musicians. |
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Goss, Tracy. The Last Word on Power: Re-Invention for
Leaders and Anyone Who Must Make the Impossible Happen.
NY: Doubleday, 1996. Method for creating new contexts
for performance.
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Green, Barry. The Inner Game of Music. With Timothy
Gallwey. Anchor Press (Doubleday), 1986. Explores
processes for maximizing musical performance. Inspired
by Gallwey's book, "The Inner Game of Tennis."
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Pearson, Lea D.M.A. Body Mapping for Flutists: What
Every Flute Teacher Needs to Know About the Body.
Flutibia, 2002. A well-illustrated and creative
introduction to Alexander Technique for flutists.
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Ristad, Eloise. A Soprano on Her Head. Moab,
Utah: Real People Press, 1982. Creative solutions to
practice and performance problems.
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Zander, Benjamin, and Zander, Rosamund Stone. The Art
of Possibility: Transforming Professional and Personal
Life.
Harvard Business School Press, 2000. Stories about
and tools for transformative experiences in music making
and in life. |
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