Join us Tuesday, March 21st at 6:00 p.m. PST on Zoom for a program on Body Mapping and music with Ruth Kasckow!  Ruth is a flutist with a career in concert performance and teaching, and also a licensed Body Mapping Educator.  She teaches musicians how to play with ease and without limitations, by learning how the body is designed and structured to move.  Ruth has worked with many musicians and her presentations include workshops at the Performing Art Medicine Association, the National Flute Association, and the Music Teachers Association of California.  

Watch again!

Hope you were able to join us on Zoom this past Tuesday to learn about Body Mapping and music with Ruth Kasckow.  Thanks again Ruth for such an interesting talk!  
In case you were unable to join us on Tuesday, or you want to watch it again, here's the link to watch her performance of duets for flute and piano with Bryan Pezzone --
You can learn more about Ruth and her Body Mapping practice at her website --
This part of her website tells more about Body Mapping and has some further resources --
Here's the website for the organization she's part of, the Association for Body Mapping Education --
And this part of their website explains a bit about the history and theory of Body Mapping --
Thanks again and hope to see you at our next concert -- I'll email out the details as soon as we have them!


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