"ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE in TUSCANY"Michael D.Frederick, Silvia F. Sferlazzo and special guests Lucia Walker, Lyn Charlsen, Rosa Luisa Rossi.
TUSCANY- ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE RESIDENTIAL WORHSHOP 2008 PDF: download here
The Alexander Technique Residential Workshop in Tuscany
In the heart of Tuscany, surrounded by vineyards and olive orchards is the beautiful villa CHIARA DI PRUMIANO.
Join us in a weeklong retreat specializing in the application of the Alexander Technique to Yoga.
Our aim is to create an intensive learning experience. There will be large and small group classes as well as individual Alexander lessons.
Our workshop has proven to be an excellent introduction to anyone new to the technique. People currently studying the will find the support they need to clarify and deepen their work.
An enriching psychophysical process filled with the joy of learning...a restful opportunity for growth and balance...with excellent food and wine!
The international Alexander Teaching Staff is extremely experienced and comprised of Michael D. Frederick, Silvia Sferlazzo and Lucia Walker, Lyn Charlsen, Rosa Luisa Rossi. (Please see bios.)LA CHIARA DI PRUMIANO INFO: click here
WEBSITE: www.alextech-tuscany.com
A Taste of Tuscany:
Special ClassesLearn to cook Tuscan food with Master Chef Rossana Passione and use the Alexander Technique in the kitchen.
Silvia Francesca Sferlazzo
Egelantiersgr.75 hs
1015 RE Amsterdam, Netherlands
sferlazzosilvia@gmail.com
0031(0) 6 2126 5370 (handy)
0031(0) 6383 397 (home)
0039 3496246731 (mob italy)
Michael D.Frederick
Santa Monica, CA 90404
(310) 880-7700 or (800) 260-5133www.alexandertechniqueworkshops.com
michaeldfrederick@earthlink.netLa Chiara di Prumiano
Strada di Cortine, 12- 50021 Barberino Val d'Elsa (FI) Italia
Tel.+ 39 055 8075727/8075678 - fax + 39 055 8075000
La Chiara di Prumiano
Put a fish on land and he will remember the ocean until he dies. Put a bird in a cage, yet he will not forget the sky. Each remains homesick for his true home, the place where his nature has decreed that he should be. Man is born in the state of innocente. His original nature is love and grace and purity. Yet he emigrates so casually without even a thought of his old home. Is this not sadder than the fishes and the birds?
