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Tag: Selma Gokcen

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The Spine: Our Very Own Superhighway

By Selma Gokcen August 1, 2016

Subjects Playing Healthy

Tags Alexander Technique, cellobello, CelloBlog, healthy playing, Selma Gokcen, Spine

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Reflections on Bernard Greenhouse and the Importance of the Back

By Selma Gokcen January 21, 2016

Subjects Artists, Technique

Tags Alexander Technique, Bernard Greenhouse, cellobello, CelloBlog, Selma Gokcen

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To Change or Not to Change

By Selma Gokcen September 16, 2015

Subjects Playing Healthy, Practicing

Tags Alexander Technique, cellobello, CelloBlog, change, Pierre Fournier, Selma Gokcen

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Heads Up

By Selma Gokcen May 19, 2015

Subjects Playing Healthy, Practicing

Tags Alexander Technique, body, Cello Schooling, cellobello, CelloBlogs, health, Playing Healthy, Selma Gokcen

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Make it Your Own: Teaching Alexander Technique

By Selma Gokcen February 5, 2015

Subjects Playing Healthy

Tags Alexander Technique, body, cellobello, CelloBlog, health, performance, Selma Gokcen

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