NCVS: Giving Voice to America

Ingo R. Titze, Executive Director

One of the world's leading voice scientists
Published over 400 articles on voice
Author of "Principles of Voice Production" - used worldwide as an introductory text, and translated into multiple languages.
Author of "The Myoelastic Aerodynamic Theory of Phonation" – used by engineers and physicists
Author of "Fascinations with the Human Voice" - written for the general public
Co-Author of "Vocology" – written for clinicians and vocal pedagogues
University of Iowa Foundation Distinguished Professor of Speech Science and Voice
Degrees in Electrical Engineering (B.S.E.E., M.S.) and Physics (Ph.D.)
Singing teacher; regular contributor to Journal of Singing
Fellow of Acoustical Society of America, American Speech Language Hearing Association, American Laryngological Association (ResearcherID.com)
Silver Medalist, Acoustical Society of America
Bi-lingual (German, English) and bi-cultural (born in Germany)
Singer of multiple styles - opera, Broadway, pop Music Downloads
Inventor of Pavarobotti, the singing robot
Founding Member, Pan American Vocology Association

For a partial - but continuously updated - list of Dr. Titze's publications, explore the National Library of Medicine's website, PubMed.

Link to an abbreviated vita

To download Dr. Titze's music click here: TITZE MUSIC

Contact in Utah
ingo.titze@ncvs.org | 801.596.2012

Contact at The University of Iowa (September - December)
ingo-titze@uiowa.edu | 319.335.6600

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