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Teachers
Malcolm Williamson, BA (Open), ARCM, mSTAT, Head of Training
Malcolm Williamson was a professional violist for many
years. He began taking Alexander lessons whilst a student at the Royal
College of Music, London and later trained with Walter and Dilys Carrington.
He served on the council of the Society of Teachers of the Alexander
Technique 1988-2000 (Treasurer 1988-93, Chairman 1994-6) and edited the
Society’s newsletter 1991-2000. He has been teaching the Technique at the
RNCM since 1985 and was a regular assistant teacher on Walter and Dilys
Carrington’s training course 1984-97.
williamm@rncm.ac.uk
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Nigel Evans BA Hons (York), mSTAT, Main Assistant
Nigel first came to the Alexander Technique as a musician
while studying at the Royal Northern College of Music. Following a long
period working as a professional violinist, and inspired by Alexander
lessons with Peter Bloch, he later trained with Maggie Rakusen at NETCAT
in Leeds, qualifying in 1999. He teaches at the RNCM, Junior RNCM, and at
the Department of Music and Drama, University of Manchester (Martin Harris
Centre). He has been a regular teacher at MATTS since its inception
and also teaches privately in Chorlton, Manchester.
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Margaret Heaton graduated from Fellside School,
Kendal (Don Burton) in December, 1988 and completed a post-graduate term
with Walter and Dilys Carrington, January-April, 1989.
Regular visiting teachers include: Peter
Bloch, Jan Dames, June Gill, Liz Hulse, Pauline Leng, Pete Robinson, Sylvia
Simpson, Robin Todd, Julia Woodman
Guest visiting teachers: Dr Robert Macaulay, MB
ChB (anatomy and physiology), Trish Baillie,
Susan Holladay (STAT Moderator), Jane
Saunderson, Gloria Pullen, Joe Searby, Dorothea Magonet, Kathleen Ballard,
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