The Website of Peter Link

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I am writing to bring you news of the progress and great growth of our exciting project.

On those two days of casting, seeing 60-100 performances, we were very fortunate to have at least 20 chill moments. NYC is always full of exceptional talent. The streets just ooze with it. And I must say that those two days were better than a Broadway show! The talent is just amazing.

Just last week, the day before an extremely important session that I had been preparing for weeks, while working, I went to instantiate (to apply or add) an additional virtual instrument to a song that I would be showing the next day to the producer of my new show.

I pray for my studio. If you think that’s weird, so be it, but why not? I pray for divine order. I pray that intelligence governs the space, that all those little zeros and ones stay in their divine order and perform the ideas that they were originally meant to represent. There are billions of the numbers that go to work the moment I hit the switches that turn on my studio. If one of those billions of numbers gets misplaced, then things begin to dissolve into trouble. That concept alone is scary, so I pray to know that God’s intelligence that created the idea in the first place maintains its order and functionality.

My career began that day! Solti offered me the role and the recording of the part of Mary in the Wagner opera "The Flying Dutchman.” Decca London Records contacted me about performances and a recording of the Gershwin opera "Porgy and Bess" in Cleveland with Lorin Maazel conducting. "Porgy and Bess" won the Grammy that year for Best Opera Recording.

And that’s exactly what is happening now with Is Anybody Listening? – Concert Theater and Webcast. The light around it is growing brighter every day. Music is a timeless connective that goes beyond language and culture and has the power to unify thought.

The love between us just rushed forth in a wave and filled me with that wondrous energy that we all live for. Tears came to my eyes and I simply buzzed with that ol’ feeling.

A very wise track coach once said to us in an inspirational prayer meeting before a track meet, “Boys, a healing, as you know, is no further away than your next thought … but then the thought after that, and the thought after that, and the thought after that, and the thought after that, …”