Archive for 'Performance'
To Sing (and Live) With Freedom: What Does That Mean?
Posted on 07. Mar, 2011 by Per Bristow.
I’m sitting here on the airplane on my way back from a trip to Washington D.C. reflecting on the concept of freedom. Earlier today I stood in front of the Lincoln Memorial – the place where presidents have held speeches and where Martin Luther King Jr. gave his legendary “I have a dream” speech on [...]
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To Make 2011 Your Best Year Ever – Part 2
Posted on 20. Jan, 2011 by Per Bristow.
Thank you for the amazing response to my previous blog post. (If you haven’t read it, read that one first before you read this one). It really has been inspiring to read your comments, and I am sure your comments have inspired many others. What we did here together was really a good example of [...]
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Could This “Simple” Strategy Make 2011 Your Best Year Ever?
Posted on 06. Jan, 2011 by Per Bristow.
The economic situation is and has been tough for many. We live in challenging times. There is a lot of fear in the world. Yet, 2011 could very well be your best year ever. In fact, what if the following strategy would make success inevitable for 2011? Whether success to you is to make more [...]
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Fifty Amp Fuse and The Power Of Exceptional Vocals
Posted on 26. Aug, 2010 by Per Bristow.
I had a terrific experience Monday. When you think about it, few experiences are as great as when you get to experience really great music and great musicians. Besides sharing my experience, I’m also here in this blog going to make some suggestions that hopefully help and inspire you to improve your voice, band/group and [...]
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Olympic Perfomers: What We Learn From Shaun White
Posted on 22. Feb, 2010 by Per Bristow.
The comments that were made in regards to my last post regarding American Idol vs Olympics Performances were nothing but astounding. Reading your stories and insight have brought tears to my eyes. So thank you! Now, I mentioned Shaun White and I wrote about fear in regards to performance. I also promised I would follow [...]



