PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

ENSEMBLE CONSULTING | VOCAL COMPETITION JUDGING | CONFERENCE SPEAKING

OVERVIEW

OUTSIDE THE VOICE STUDIO

Beyond teaching voice lessons, Marjorie offers consulting services in a variety of valuable, specialized roles. Her expertise extends to working with performers, music educators, theater companies, school systems, pageants, competitions, and conferences.  Marjorie provides tailored guidance to support vocal excellence, program development, and artistic growth wrapped in a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach to every consulting engagement. 

Marjorie is a highly regarded voice consultant, known for her expertise, insight, and energetic approach.  

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Marjorie is a highly sought after expert consultant in all things voice and music education.

ENSEMBLE CONSULTING

VOCAL COMPETITION JUDGE

CONFERENCE SPEAKER

WHAT THEY'RE SAYING

I didn't expect a voice teacher in Alabama to be so broadly connected!

"Marjorie has incredible professional contacts.  She is very well respected locally with school choir directors, church choir directors, and theater groups.  She also has great contacts at multiple universities and in cities across the United States.  She has even consulted with a choir in France.  She's done continuing education in Italy for opera and musical theatre for several years."

- MADELYN -

Parent

ENSEMBLE CONSULTING

 As a vocal pedagogue and trained vocologist, Marjorie brings deep technical expertise, vocal health knowledge, and performance insight to choral ensembles. Her work enhances both individual vocal development and overall ensemble quality, helping choirs sound more unified, confident, and expressive.  

Improve Vocal Technique Across the Ensemble

- Encourage core fundamentals of breath support, tone production, alignment, and resonance

- Help singers develop a freer, healthier sound, minimizing vocal strain

- Address common issues like tension, nasality, or breathiness in a group setting

Achieve a More Unified, Blended Sound

- Guide singers in vowel shaping and tone matching

- Provide blend and balance coaching within sections and across the ensemble

- Reinforce the difference between solo singing and choral singing for better ensemble cohesion

Director Support & Program Development

- Design custom warm-up routines to promote vocal development goals

- Offer constructive, outside-ear feedback during rehearsals

- Assist in determining vocal weaknesses and implementing targeted strategies 

- Help prepare the ensemble for concerts,competitions, or recordings with technical polish

Sectional Work & Mini Coachings

- Provide range-specific coaching by vocal part

- Lead master class sessions to build confidence in shy or developing singers

- Strengthen musicianship skills such as tuning, phrasing, and expressive delivery

- Offer soloist coaching for challenging passages or featured roles

- Enhance stage presence and performance confidence

Promote Vocal Health and Longevity

- Educate the choir on healthy voice use, warm-ups, and recovery techniques

- Provide strategies for singing on less-than-ideal voice days

- Help singers avoid vocal strain and fatigue- especially adolescent and aging voices

- Advocate for vocal care practices that support longevity in rehearsals, performances, and personal life

A Holistic Approach to Choral Success

As a consultant, Marjorie partners with directors to provide an additional layer of vocal refinement and individualized care, helping ensembles to sing with greater freedom and blend, perform with confidence and musicality, and build a stronger, healthier, and more expressive choral community.

VOCAL JUDGE | ADJUDICATOR

With a rich background in vocal pedagogy and performance, Marjorie is exceptionally qualified to adjudicate vocal competitions. Her unique combination of technical expertise, performance experience, and refined evaluative skills enables her to assess singers with both precision and empathy. Whether adjudicating a vocal competition or consulting on casting for a musical theatre production, she brings a balanced, discerning approach—anchored in objective criteria and a deep appreciation for artistic nuance.

Marjorie’s versatility across vocal styles is one of her defining strengths. With extensive experience in both classical repertoire and contemporary commercial music (CCM), she is adept at evaluating a wide spectrum of vocal literature with stylistic integrity. Her feedback is consistently clear, constructive, and encouraging—designed to support singers’ technical development, interpretive growth, and performance confidence at every level.

Her extensive teaching experience, working with private voice students ranging in age from 7 to 70+, informs her nuanced understanding of the voice across all stages of life. She is particularly attuned to the distinct vocal benchmarks, challenges, and opportunities that arise in both developing voices and the maturing or aging voice. This lifelong perspective enhances her effectiveness as both an adjudicator and a vocal coach, allowing her to provide insight that is both developmentally informed and artistically supportive.

Marjorie has adjudicated a wide range of vocal events, including solo competitions, vocal pageants, and ensemble performances. Notably, she served as a judge for Samford University's 75th Annual Step Sing competition. She also holds specialized training in adjudicating musical theatre categories for adults, youth, and children, as well as CCM categories for high school students and adults. Her ability to evaluate across multiple genres and age groups makes her a versatile and sought-after adjudicator in both educational and performance settings.Marjorie has served as a vocal judge in solo competitions and pageants as well as group events, including Samford University's 75th Annual Step Sing competition.Marjorie has training in judging musical theatre categories for adults, chilren, and youth and Contemporary Commercial Music (CCM) categories for high school students and adults).

CONFERENCE SPEAKER

A voice pedagogue specializes in the art and science of teaching singing and vocal performance, while a vocologist focuses on the interdisciplinary science and practice of voice habilitation. Both can present a wide range of topics at conferences or corporate seminars, tailored to audiences including singers, actors, teachers, broadcasters, business professionals, and clinical voice users.

Presentation Themes:

Vocal Health & Habilitation

- Principles of voice habilitation: building and maintaining a healthy voice

- Preventing and recovering from vocal fatigue or injury

- Vocal hygiene: best practices for speakers and singers

- Hydration, inflammation, and tissue health

- Preventive care: warm-up and cool-down protocols

Voice Use in Professional Settings

- Occupational vocal health for professional voice users - attorneys, teachers, counselors, sales representatives, broadcasters, etc.

- Functional training for professional voice users 

- Strategies for professions with high vocal load

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