Featured Books
Voice and the Alexander Technique
$55.00
$40.00
Second Edition. Paperback.
"Getting out of our own way" is essential for
good vocal use.
Alexander's insights help us do just that.
Accompanying CD with book.
Pamphlets
We are pleased
to offer a series of
short pamphlets.
The Organization of Awareness
The Man Who Mastered Habit
A Way of Working
Keeping the Mind and Body Alive
A Means of Understanding Man
Man's Future as an Individual
The Alexander Technique in a Larger Context
Connecting Links
Horsemanship and the Alexander Experience
The Body - A Matter of Meaning
Mornum Time Press is pleased to publish of series of short essays for students and teachers.
These 4"x5" pamplets can be used as a valuable informational tool
for prospective as well as current students.
When buying in bulk, with any combination of the pamphlets,
the following discounts will be applied automatically in the shopping cart:
$2.50 for single copies
$1.75 for 10-25 copies
$1.25 for 26-99 copies
$1.00 for 100 or more copies.
The Pamphlets
The Organization of Awareness
by Frank Pierce Jones
A classic essay that examines the differences between concentration and awareness for musicians and non-musicians alike. Jones lays out a clear picture of the startle pattern, and its effect on one's activities. Previously published in a two essay pamphlet titled, A Technique for Musicians, this essay is now available on its own.
24 pages.
The Man Who Mastered Habit
by Edward Owen
This pamphlet is republished from the 1950's. An excellent introduction to the Alexander Technique by Edward Owen who studied with F.M. Alexander. This pamphlet can be a useful promotional piece for new and prospective students.
20 pages
A Way of Working
by Mary Holland
This pamphlet was originally published in 1978. Written by Alexander Technique training course director and teacher Mary Holland, A Way of Working is a wonderful introduction to the Alexander Technique. It is a great short piece for new students and old. For teachers, it can also be used as a valuable promotional tool for prospective students.
24 pages.
Keeping the Mind and Body Alive
by Robertson Davies
Acclaimed novelist and essayist Robertson Davies, takes us on an historical tour of his personal experiences with the Alexander Technique. Reprinted from Curiosity Recaptured: Exploring Ways We Think and Move, copyright 1996 by Mornum Time Press.
16 pages.
The following 5x8 inch pamphlets were published by STAT and Sheildrake Press. Quantities are limited to stock in hand.
Man's Future as an Individual
by Walter Carrington
Walter Carrington delivering the Centenary Memorial Lecture to the Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique on Alexander's life and work in 1969. Published by The Sheildrake Press, 1969, London.
16 pages.
The Alexander Technique in a Larger Context
by John Nicholls
John Nicholls explores the relationship of the Alexander Technique to other disciplines. The STAT Annual Memorial Lecture, 1986.
Connecting Links
by Irene Tasker
An essay on Irene Tasker's long history with the Alexander Technique, and with the application of the Alexander Technique to the education of children. Published by The Sheildrake Press, 1978, London.
32 pages.
Horsemanship and the Alexander Experience
by Daniel Pevsner
A short essay by Daniel Pevsner on the value of the Alexander Technique in horseback riding. STAT Annual Memorial Lecture, 1980.
4 pages.
The Body - A Matter of Meaning
by Meredith Page
Meredith Page looks at the Alexander Technique from a holistic perspective. Published by The Sheildrake Press, 1984, London.
8 pages.
PRICING
When buying in bulk, with any combination of the pamphlets, the following discounts will be applied automatically in the shopping cart:
$2.50 for single copies.
$1.75 for 10-25 copies
$1.25 for 26-99 copies
$1.00 for 100 or more copies.
SHIPPING
If you are just buying the pamphlet, postage is free in the U.S. If you are buying pamphlets AND buying book(s), postage is free anywhere in the world. If you are only buying pamphlets and live outside the U.S., please go to the Misc Payments page for info.