Meet Deric Rosenblatt.
For more than three decades, Deric Rosenblatt has worked with singers whose careers depend on their voices. His clients include multiple Tony, Grammy, Emmy, and Olivier Award winners, Broadway stars, recording artists, voice actors, internationally recognized animation and anime voice artists, television personalities, finalists from American Idol, the Season 16 winner of NBC's The Voice, and artists at every stage of their careers.
Alongside these accomplished professionals, Deric continues to work with aspiring singers, college conservatory students, and graduates of Harvard University, Yale University, The Juilliard School, New York University, Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Michigan, Berklee College of Music, the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM), Elon University, Manhattan School of Music, and many of the nation's other leading colleges, conservatories, and universities.
Deric has served as Professor of Voice at Hunter College in New York City and continues to mentor many of the nation's most talented young singers, including students from LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts.
He holds a Bachelor of Music in Voice and a Master of Music in Opera from Rice University's Shepherd School of Music. As a performer, he has appeared throughout the United States and Europe.
“I feel confident that we have added so many more years onto my singing career. His knowledge, passion, and desire to share make each lesson an exciting journey of discovery for me.”
Deric's Teaching style
Every singer brings a different instrument, a different artistic perspective, and different technical challenges into the studio. Rather than applying the same approach to every student, Deric develops each lesson around the unique needs of the individual voice.
Years of working with Broadway stars, recording artists, voice actors, and singers across virtually every style of music have reinforced a simple belief: great vocal training should never ask artists to sacrifice their individuality. Instead, healthy, efficient technique should give singers the freedom to communicate with confidence while remaining true to who they are.
Deric and Misty Copeland prepare for her Broadway debut in "On The Town."
Every lesson is built on a foundation of vocal science, anatomy, careful listening, and artistic collaboration. The goal is not to create a different voice, but to help every artist discover the healthiest, most efficient, expressive, and authentic version of the voice they already possess.
Creating a supportive, encouraging environment is equally important. Lessons are challenging without being intimidating, analytical without losing sight of artistry, and always centered on the student rather than the teacher.
Vocal health is an essential part of the process. Deric regularly collaborates with leading otolaryngologists and voice specialists to help singers maintain healthy vocal function and navigate vocal injuries when they arise. He has also presented vocal health seminars with renowned laryngologist Dr. Linda Dahl, sponsored by Actors' Equity Association (AEA), SAG-AFTRA, and The Entertainment Community Fund, in addition to presenting customized seminars for Broadway productions and lectures for universities and professional organizations.