Harp & Physiotherapy

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From CelticHarpBlog.com

During the next few weeks, we are going to have the opportunity to submit questions to a person specialised in posture. Lise Enochsson is a professional musician as well as a registered physiotherapist. Both these competences give her a very perceptive view on instrumental practice.

We would like to invite you to participate in this exchange by submitting your questions related to harp and posture as well as sharing your experiences in that matter. To answer or any enquiries, please visit http://celticharpblog.com/new-school-year/

We look forward to hearing from you
Tristan Le Govic
http://www.tristanlegovic.eu

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Hi,
I’m happy to announce that Instrumental technique: breathe, first post in the series dedicated to musician’s posture, particularly harp player’s posture, by Lise Enochsson is online. Thank you for all the comments and questions already submitted and feel free to send your impressions.
http://celticharpblog.com/instrumental-technique-breathe/
Tristan

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Hi
Lise Enochsson’s fourth article on instrumental technique (centre) is online:
http://celticharpblog.com/instrumental-technique-centre/

If you have missed the previous articles:
1. breathe :
http://celticharpblog.com/instrumental-technique-breathe/
2. posture :
http://celticharpblog.com/instrumental-technique-posture-awareness/
3. balance & symmetry :
http://celticharpblog.com/instrumental-technique-balance-and-symmetry/

it is important to follow those articles before moving to the next part which will focus on harp players issues (such as shoulders, hands, etc). Lise will answer all of your questions on a case-by-case basis. Thanks to all of you for your comments and feel free to keep posting your questions.

Tristan

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