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An amazingly generous offer.

September 3, 2009 at 9:40 AM

 Greetings,

I hope ,  I urge all female violinists and viola players to take up Kristin Mozeiko`s fantastic offer in her blog (research Participants needed).   I went to her web site to see how many free lessons she was actually offering .  I know it almost always takes a minimum of ten for people to begin getting the hang of AT and what it is about.  I couldn`t believe it when I read she is going to offer twenty,  and twice a week to boot... It`s the chance of a lifetime.

Get signed up now.

Good on yer,  Kristin.

Cheers,

Buri


From Dimitri Adamou
Posted on September 3, 2009 at 12:51 PM

This is probably ever the only time I will say that I wish I was a female. :(


From Anne-Marie Proulx
Posted on September 3, 2009 at 12:49 PM

Yes you are right! I  sent her an email with a little description of my situation. However I am not sure if she wants  a  "busy (with non violin stuff also) but passionnated amateur that happens to have "natural" annoying  tension because of physionomy issues even if very conscious of it. "   I am afraid I am not suited for such studies but who knows if ever she wants violinists of all situations (amateurs, professionnals, busy people etc)  I'll see this in her answer!

Yes, what a kind offer!!!

Anne-Marie

lol Dimitri !!! I love to be a female and wouldn't change but I find life is a little more complicated (even when we don't want I swear) and maybe not always fair for us!!! Am I wrong?  Well, completely off topic. May we keep the wonderful topic of this thread!!!  But if you insist, put a wig and take a pic, she'll maybe take you... (just joking!!!)


From Karen Allendoerfer
Posted on September 3, 2009 at 1:08 PM

I'm the right gender, but too old :(

However, I will add my support to the idea that Alexander Technique can be a great help for back and neck pain due to tension.  I took some Alexander lessons on my own about 15 years ago that made a big difference.


From Royce Faina
Posted on September 3, 2009 at 5:13 PM

Wow! what an offer!  Like Buri said, for those of you who can Go For It!!!!!


From Kristin Mozeiko
Posted on September 3, 2009 at 9:00 PM

Thank you Buri and all for the endorsement. I still need (at least) 40 more female violinists/violists (18-25) living in the NYC area. I am being supported by 8 other wonderful Alexander teachers located in diferent areas of the city to in order to geographically match students with the teachers.  Please contact me at mozeikok@aol.com or visit my website www.AlexanderTechniqueBrooklyn.com for the official advertisement.

Thanks again for passing the word along and (for those who are interested) I will keep you updated on the research and results. (I will accept up to 70 participants-35 control group/35 experimental group)-The control will also get 2 free lessons after the study is complete, the experimental group will receive two 30 minute lessons a week for 10 weeks-YES 20 FREE LESSONS.

Be Well,

Kristin

 


From Kristin Mortenson
Posted on September 4, 2009 at 2:51 AM

 Dang--I'm too old *and* live in the wrong Manhattan. :(

(Manhattan, KS...the Little Apple)

 

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