David was invited in May to be one of the dozen or so presenters at the international Music Ergonomics Symposium at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Stockholm. He gave three practical demonstrations with students of the Conservatory. The work was received well and several people came to the next few workshops in Stockholm and Gothenberg as a result. This time, money permitting in these tight budgetary times, the work may include the Sports department too. See details below for each workshop for dates and times and locations.
Translation is available for the workshops in France and Sweden.
The weeks are open to anyone willing and committed to learning more about themselves, to challenging their current framework of understanding and to exploring their practice or performance. The classes will be small, usually between 6-8 participants, in order to ensure a depth of personal and practical work. Most of the time we will be working as a group so that each person learns to articulate their experiences and everyone can share in the learning. There is a tremendous support and understanding when we all go through things together. Because of the small class size, preference will be given to those committing for the whole workshop, but if numbers permit, it may be possible to attend for a shorter period.