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Anne Ristorcelli was born and raised in the mountains of Nevada. Playing the viola since childhood, she received a Bachelor of Music from Oberlin Conservatory and a Master of Music from the University of Colorado, Boulder. While recovering from a playing-related injury during her professional career, Anne’s journey with the Feldenkrais Method began. It was through the Feldenkrais Method that she regained the full ability to play again and a new trust in herself and her relationship to her viola.<\/span><\/p>\n She became a Feldenkrais Practitioner in 2019. Today she teaches in Rossatz in the Wachau, in the rooms of Matsya Yoga<\/a>: individual lessons<\/a> in Functional Integration, group lessons<\/a> in Awareness Through Movement, and Child’Space<\/a> for babies and parents.<\/p>\n She has also taught Feldenkrais at her home in Nevada, Colorado, Norway, Nepal, Russia, Taiwan and Australia. As a violist she knows the questions of musicians<\/a> from her own experience.<\/p>\n In her own words: \u201cI am here to be a Feldenkrais teacher.\u201d<\/p>\n