Book: The Art of Practicing, by Madeline Bruser
My teaching approach is strongly influenced by the work of Madeline Bruser, distinguished teacher and pedagogue. For more information about her approach, book, piano technique seminars, and certification program, visit her site at:
http://www.artofpracticing.com

Andover Educators
This organization does excellent work through its seminars, books, certification program and other resources, to help musicians apply the principles of the Alexander Technique to playing musical instruments. http://www.bodymap.org/background.html

Book: What Every Pianist Needs to Know About the Body, by Thomas Mark
Thomas Mark is a piano teacher, certified by Andover Educators (above). I use this book frequently during lessons, to help students understand how the structures of the body work in playing the piano. The writing is clear and concise, and the diagrams are vivid, excellent learning tools.
http://pianomap.com/book.html

CDs and Book: A Pocketful of Music, by Martha Braden
This unique program aims to cultivate children's appreciation for music and the piano. It is designed for use by parents with their children, or by teachers with their students.
http://www.marthabraden.com/cd.html

Book: The Mastery of Music, by Barry Green
Subtitled "Ten Pathways to Artistry," this book is based on extensive interviews with prominent professional musicians—soloists, orchestral players, and singers.
http://www.innergameofmusic.com

Book: The Perfect Wrong Note, by William Westney
William Westney is a distinguished teacher of piano, who has developed an innovative performance seminar called The Un-Master Class. This is the Un-Master Class in book form.
http://www.williamwestney.com