Meet Marci
Marci Rosenberg is a singer, speech-language pathologist, clinical singing voice rehabilitation specialist (SVRS-SLP), and co-author of The Vocal Athlete text and workbook (3rd Ed., Plural Publishing). A former performer, Marci earned her BM degree in vocal performance from the Peabody Conservatory. She then completed a voice research fellowship at the National Institutes of Health before finishing her graduate studies in speech-language pathology. For 25 years, Marci specialized in rehabilitating injured voices at the University of Michigan Vocal Health Center and is the on-site SVRS-SLP for the University of Michigan Musical Theatre, Theatre, and Voice departments. Marci is internationally recognized as an SVRS-SLP and is a frequent lecturer and workshop presenter. She served as guest faculty for the NATS Science-Informed Voice Pedagogy Institute and is guest faculty for the CCM Summer Pedagogy Institute.
Marci is also the creator of numerous workshops, including Training Baby Belters and Beyond, her signature online course combining synchronous and asynchronous learning through integrated lectures and workshops. Marci’s courses make complex voice science accessible and approachable, with practical tools readily transferable to the training studio and clinic.
Among the first cohort to receive the PAVA-Recognized Vocologist distinction, Marci previously served on the PAVA-RV Committee and currently co-chairs the PAVA Standing Symposium Executive Committee. She is Vice President of the Pan American Vocology Association.
Marci was featured as a voice expert on the award-winning Canadian science documentary series The Nature of Things in the 2024 episode A User’s Guide to the Voice.
She maintains an active private voice studio and consulting practice. Her diverse clients include performers, executives, educators, and voice professionals spanning the boardroom, the Broadway stage, the Metropolitan Opera, and everything in between.