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Welcome at Alosteo

osteopathy for the singer

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"The best cello maker will not make the best cello player. Nonetheless, the best player needs the best instrument. Up to now, singers have had no luthier.

Méthode Cordier shapes the body in order
to make it the best living instrument."

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YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT THIS
BRINGS YOU AS A SINGER?
ISSUES

Neck and shoulder pains

Vocal tiredness

Unstable muscle tonus

Reflux

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I BRING

Anatomic perception and knowledge

Perception of the body as a respiratory system

Separation between singing technique and body

Body tension awareness

Reprogramming tools to alleviate tension

Maximisation of muscle effectiveness in singing

About

Alice Cordier brings to the bodies the harmony singers are building through their voices.

She frees muscular and postural tensions the same way a luthier polishes and rounds the wood.

Bodies becomes fully supportive to the air flow and become similar to a perfectly carved flute.

ADVANTAGES

Full focus on the resonating box, not only on technique

Increase of well-being during performances

Major lowering of stress and apprehension of pains and reflux

Increase of career life-span

Bringing close to full control over tensions and pains

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WHO DOES IT CONCERN

Conservatory students

 

Singers in their full careers
• increasing their career life-span

• lowering the physical manifestations of stress and physical issues

• lowering reflux

 

Singing teachers
guiding students towards a better understanding of their anatomical perceptions

SPECIFICITIES OF THE MÉTHODE CORDIER

Body work through proprioception exploration
Acquiring full body control through the physical understanding that muscles
are working fully when they hold no tension and can go willingly from full contraction to full relaxation.

 

Respiratory work
Aiming at suppleness, flexibility and strengthening of muscles

Method

EXAMPLE OF A SESSION
Centering self: mind and body
Perceiving bodily tensions
Whole-body proprioception work through engaging and disengaging muscles

Engaging proprioception of the respiratory system
Breaking through mental inherent fears
(of messing up with the vocal technique)

Bringing the diaphragm, intercostals, abdominals and
   perineum to their full flexible capacity
Physical training of the core aiming to full control of the area
(full scale of contraction and relaxation)

Example

Contact

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Aliceoriane.cordier@bioguidance.fr

+31 6 52631152 

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