[Colorado-Talk] Fwd: [Perform-Talk] Membership Call on Body Mapping January 30

[Amy Sabo]

hello all,

happy new year to you all! here is some information that would you
like to all hopefully check out in the performing arts division. read
on for more information!

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From: Katelyn MacIntyre via Perform-Talk <perform-talk at nfbnet.org>
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2022 18:10:08 -0800
Subject: [Perform-Talk] Membership Call on Body Mapping January 30
To: perform-talk at nfbnet.org, musictlk at nfbnet.org
Cc: Katelyn MacIntyre <katelynmacmusic at gmail.com>

Hello all,
Our next gathering will be January 30 at 7 PM Eastern 4 PM Pacific,
and you won’t want to miss it!  We are fortunate to have Christina
Ebersohl, a certified body mapping instructor, leading a master class
all about this important and useful technique for musicians and
performers. To learn more about this fantastic science and how it
applies, check out the following resource:
https://www.bodymap.org/recommended-reading We will be signing up
three participants to work with her during the masterclass, as well as
two standby spots, so please email us at nfbpad at gmail.com with your
interest, including instrument and experience level.
Zoom info below.

Full announcement

Licensed ABME Instructor Christina Ebersohl is offering a free Body
Mapping Masterclass on Sunday January 30th at 7PM EST to members of
the NFB Performing Arts Division, open for participation and
observation. Musicians who are interested in participating in the
Masterclass should email pad at nfb.org to register for one of the
limited slots.

What is Body Mapping? Body Mapping increases awareness
of movement habits to prevent injury, overcome limitations, and
develop healthy and sustainable musical practices for life. Body
Mapping instructors guide musicians through movements and anatomical
drawings and models. Musicians experiment with more efficient and
dynamic movement while singing and at their instruments. Body Mapping
Masterclasses are ideal for musicians of any genre, instrument,
singers, composers, students, and professionals.
Why should I participate? Musicians learn how to correct and refine
their body map—our internal representation and understanding of how
the body moves to create music—to produce efficient, coordinated, and
effective movement. Body Mapping not only helps musicians avoid
injury, it also enhances musicians’ technique. Anatomical information
about the body is explored in movement for musicians. Topics covered
range from inclusive awareness and standing and sitting at balance, to
skeletal anatomy, the structures and movements of breathing, and
performance anxiety.
How can I learn more about Body Mapping? Visit www.bodymap.org to
learn more about Body Mapping.


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~Katelyn MacIntyre, M.M.
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President, National Federation of the Blind Performing Arts Division
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