Tag: T’ai Chi

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Power is Energy, Unblocked and Properly Directed

By Selma Gokcen May 6, 2014

Subjects Playing Healthy

Tags Alexander Technique, back, balance, cello, cellobello, concerts, direction, energy, flow, freedom, Gokcen, Katz, muscular over-exertion, musical education, Paul, power, properly received energy, quality of attention, repertoire, Selma, shoulders, Spine, T’ai Chi, tours

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Improve Your Talent: Breathing Awareness and Control

By Gregory Beaver May 27, 2013

Subjects Playing Healthy, Practicing

Tags advanced breath control, aerobic exercise, Awareness, balance, Beaver, body, breath control, breathing, breathing with scales, CD player, cellists, cello, cellobello, chest, control, controlled frenzy, Coordination, diaphragm, emit sound, Gregory, heart rate, Improve your talent, improvement, light-headed, muscles, musicians, oxygen, practicing, relaxation, simple formula, skill, smoothness, stomach, strengthen the diaphragm, T’ai Chi, talent, Technique, trouble passages, unbalancing the body, weakness, yoga

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