Gerda Alexander was born in 1908. Gerda grew up in a family environment close to music under the influence of his family's musical taste, feeling a particular attraction to the dance school as a student of Dalcroze. As a young man contracted rheumatic fever and endocarditis, suffering several crises. This forced her to create early forms of movement that does not complicate their conditions. He spent long periods of rest, however, that encouraged her to explore movement in a more "economical" and spontaneous learning from the tonic regulation to achieve greater prosperity.
In 1940, because of World War II, settled in Denmark and founded in Copenhagen Eutony School, where he developed his research. In the beginning, the personal work of Gerda Alexander in the area of \u200b\u200bthe arts of movement had led the premise that their intention was to get the chance to express themselves without preset patterns that interfere with their functional and creative possibilities at that time the intention was called: "the pursuit of spontaneous movement." In their research, to specify what Eutony then called, spent about 30 years.
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