Laura Dwyer's
Tai-Chi Infused Ease
Are you ready to communicate with ease?
Are you ready to communicate with ease?
Here are movement sessions that you can use at every level of life
Get ready for your transformation
Get the blood flowing
In less than 10 minutes, these warm-ups infuse the body with ease, blood flow and awareness of the full body. The perfect way to ensure you are practicing with Tai Chi ease!
Get that feeling
Open out to life, not just inward. Jerald Schwiebert gives advice on letting go and allowing movement to happen instead of tightening to move.
Combined with yoga
Laura Dwyer explores a hybrid practice of Tai-Chi and yoga, Use the short movements to keep the shoulders and arms free.
What clients say about Laura Dwyer
It is amazing to practice meditation with someone who so fully understands the mindset of a performing musician. Laura's gentle yet firm instructions enable you to not only establish a meditation practice, but also help you to learn to develop something essential if you want to be an expressive musician: love and compassion for yourself! Thank you for this priceless gift!
Jennifer Nitchman,
Flutist, St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
That was entrancing, therapeutic, radiating…
I can think of a hundred more words to describe this wonderful state after your class.
Thank you so much.
Danny Matsukawa
Principal Bassoon, Philadelphia Orchestra
Curtis Institute of Music
Laura Dwyer's meditation series is a beautiful complement to music performance and the growth of the entire artist. Each session invites musicians to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the calm focus at the heart of expressive playing– and living. Deep and inspiring, it gently supports the clarity, love, and presence that bring music to life. A truly refreshing resource for any musician seeking deeper artistry and ease in performance!
Jesse Tatum, Flute
Chatter,
Santa Fe Symphony, Principal Flute
Opera Southwest, Principal Flute
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Laura Dwyer?
Laura Dwyer is a Flutist and highly sought-after Yoga, Movement and Meditation Teacher. She is currently a member of the Santa Fe Symphony, the Colorado Music Festival, the IRIS Collective and previously served as Principal Flute of the Sarasota Opera for many years. She has performed as a guest with the Philadelphia Orchestra, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, the Florida Orchestra, the Phoenix Symphony and many other orchestras across the country. Laura has a passion for opera and has performed extensively with Opera Theatre of St Louis, the Palm Beach Opera, and the Santa Fe Opera. She has taught meditation and movement at The Curtis Institute of Music, the Julliard School, the National Flute Association, and has taught masterclasses partnering with master teachers Keith Underwood and Trevor Wye. Laura has taught movement and meditation for over twenty years at the University of Michigan Anatomy of Sound workshop with renowned Flutist and Professor, Amy Porter. Laura’s mission is to help musicians find ease in their minds and bodies with the end goal of achieving joyful peak performance.
What is Laura Dwyer's yoga and meditation background?
Yoga: Rodney Yee, Jason Crandall and Tiffany Cruikshank.
Body Work Imagery: Eric Franklin, Jerald Schwiebert
Anatomy Certifications: from Yoga Journal , Tiffany Crukshank, Tom Meyers, Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen
Meditation: Emily Fletcher, Tracey Stanlee and Jon Kabat-Zinn
How can I meet with Laura Dwyer?
Empower your growth and work one on one with Laura Dwyer. Invite Laura to teach at your University studio class or workshop. Email in link below.
