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Daniel Rosenberg is a character tenor and composer. He has performed roles including Monostatos, Die Zaubeflöte; Mercurio, La Callisto; George III, 8 Songs for a Mad King; Prince Gabriel iii’s Trainer’s Son, Joey/Mantis, Vespa; Vinkensport; Peter Ginz, Echos in the Darkness; Chevalier, Dialogues des Carmelités; Peter Quint, The Turn of the Screw; and more. Rosenberg made his professional debut with Onsite Opera in Il Tabarro singing the lover/song seller on the historic 1908 lightship the Ambrose in 2023.
Rosenberg has performed roles in music theatre including Chairman, The Mystery of Edwin Drood; Jesus; Jesus Christ Superstar; Leaf, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and more. He made his broadway debut in 2016 at the Minskoff Theatre. Daniel also performed the role of Narrator in his original musical: Richard! Rosenberg has written and produced multiple musicals with his company Join or Die Productions, and was awarded the NEC Entrepreneurial Musicianship Grant for his work on his musical Ghost Riders in the Sky. Rosenberg is an Alumni of the Jimmy Awards and the 2016 Winner of The Monte Awards.
Daniel Rosenberg has sung professionally with the Christ Church Choir at Christ Church NYC on 59th street under the baton of Steve Plkington, and has sung with the Oberlin College Choir, and with the New England Conservatory Chamber singers. In 2025 he joined St. Philips in the Hills’ Schola Cantorum Choir in their Lincoln Cathedral Residency in Lincoln, UK. He has also sung on staff at St. John’s Cathedral in Denver, and at Trinity Cathedral in Cleveland. Daniel also filled the role of Cantor at Christ the King Episcopal in Tucson, Arizona.
Rosenberg is an Alumni of the Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus. He attended Oberlin Conservatory from 2016-2017, and New England Conservatory through 2021 where he studied with Karen Holvik and earned his Bachelor of Music. He earned his Master of Music in Vocal Performance at Mannes School of Music in 2023 studying with Bill Burden. He will pursue an additional Masters in Opera in the 2025-26 season at Stockholm University of the Arts.