The Bristow Voice Method

"The New Era Of Singing Training" is really a great writing. The writing contains a systematic arrangements of voice Lessons which will surely help the beginners to learn the methods with ease. I'm quite sure that the tutorial will male all pleased.

Yes, I have done the Per Bristow's Sing With Freedom program at www.TheSingingZone.com and I think it is absolutely incredible. Very different from anything else. The statement in another comment that Per Bristow "expects you to continue" as if that were a negative is a little bit silly. That is like saying that a coach is cheating you because he offers you even more.

The 4 DVD set contains a wealth of training and then Bristow's continuing program in The Singing Zone is a service for those who want to continue training and is in my opinion a true bargain.

I'm also surprised by the comment that he doesn't teach "breath control". Since you, Jaime, have read "The New Era of Singing Training", you already know why he believes "breath control" is counterproductive. On the other hand he creates freer and more effective breathing already in lesson 1 and more importantly I could really feel the difference.

I really like the way he makes you experience and discover changes in your body. Hope that helps

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Hi there jamie

dont know if you have bought it yet but I bought the DVD´s a few months ago. It is a fun method to try but I think it leaves you short. He expects you to pay a further $47 a month for continuing lessons (there are four on the DVD and to date only two further ones on the website you pay for access to) Not good value for money.

However the vocal techniques he teaches are great and certainly release tension build up

If you havent bought already take a look at the four pillars of singing by Robert Lunte. I have purchased this about 2 weeks ago and have already experienced pretty dramatic results in range (an octave higher) and power (Much higher resonance with a lot less "Force" - ie my voice is loud without my trying to be loud and now sounds like I am singing rather than talking to a tune) (see www.themodernvocalist.com)

Also another one you could look at is Ken Tamplin (www.kentamplinvocalacademy.com) who is a Rock and Gospel singer who has a version of Bel Canto (and boy can he sing) He has some free videos you can look at on his site which give you some very good exercises (Bridging and connecting). Ken was also in many famous rock bands and sang with the likes of Gillan, Foreigner etc so his pedigree is excellent and he sings as well as teaches (as does Robert - something that very few vocal teachers seem to do)

The one area that Per Bristow seems to overlook is breath support (as opposed to breath control, which he rightly says is not important) But having the breath and using it to support your singing is fundamental and he ignores this.

Overall I felt the Bristow method had some good ideas but left me short and I felt a little ripped off that I had to continue paying to access information I should have gotten anyway.

The other two courses are complete (Full book with lots of DVD´s and each exercise clearly explained) and cost $139 for the Rob Lunte course (four pillars) and I believe $99 for the Ken Tamplin course.

Good luck and keep singing

Vince