The classic and highly recommended. A personal account of Alexander's discoveries
Author: Alexander F.M. | Published by: Orion, 2001
For the serious student
Author: Alexander F.M | Published by: Mouritz, 2004
The first writings of Alexander, much to recommend
Author: Alexander F.M. | Published by: Mouritz, 1996
For the devotee of the Technique
Author: Alexander, FM | Published by: Mouritz, London, 2000
For the devotee of the Technique
Author: Alexander, FM | Published by: Mouritz, London, 1995
The ‘Zen’ book of the Alexander Technique, a gem
Author: McDonald, Patrick | Published by: 1989, The Alpha Press, ISBN 0951507206
An excellent general introduction, on the scientific side
Author: Barlow, Wilfred | Published by: 2002, Orion, ISBN 0752843907
For those students already familiar with the Alexander Technique
Author: Carrington, Walter and Sean Carey | Published by: 1992, The Sheildrake Press, London, ISBN 09519988X
An accompanying manual, not a replacement for the classics
Author: Conable, Barbara | Published by: 1995, Andover Press, Oregon; 3rd Rev Edition, ISBN 0962259543
A good beginner’s book on the basics of the Alexander Technique
Author: De Alcantara, Pedro | Published by: 1999, Crowood Press, ISBN 1861262868
For the advanced musician
Author: De Alcantara, Pedro | Published by: 1997, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0198165692
The classic introduction, easy to understand
Author: Gelb, Michael | Published by: 1994, Henry Holt and Co. ISBN 0805042067
For the devotee of the Alexander Technique
Author: Langford, Elizabeth | Published by: 1999, Garant, ISBN 905350883X
The application of the Alexander Technique to the use of the voice
Author: McCallion, Michael | Published by: 1998, Routledge, revised ed, ISBN 0878300929
A fascinating book on how we learn
Author: Langer, Ellen | Published by: 1998, Perseus Books Group, ISBN 0201339919
A favourite amongst Alexander Technique devotees…could be the story of learning the Technique
Author: Herrigel, Eugene | Published by: 1999, Vintage Press, ISBN 0375705090
About championship basketball, but much to relate to the Alexander Technique
Author: Jackson, Phil | Published by: 1996, Hyperion, ISBN 078688200X
An excellent book applying the principles of the Alexander Technique
Author: Sazer, Vic | Published by: 2003, Ofnote, Los Angeles, revised ed, ISBN 9944810039
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