Rosalind’s musical world came alive when, as a postgraduate flute student, she entered into a Dalcroze Eurhythmics classroom. Barefoot and free, she found her body moving to different facets of the music and fell in love with this feeling of embodied musical expression. After training at Guildhall, Cambridge University and the Royal Northern College of Music, she found herself hooked on the feeling only Dalcroze could kindle. Dalcroze so strongly influenced her music-making that she pursued her professional teaching certificate with Dalcroze UK and published research on Dalcroze and flute playing. 

Rosalind now teaches Dalcroze at Guildhall’s Junior Department. This teaching practice informs her PhD research, in which her love of, and concern for, the natural world has led to a project integrating Dalcroze with ecoliteracy in her education work.

More recently, Rosalind’s main focus has been on her one-year old son, and hopes his life will be full of music, movement and a deep love of the natural world

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Rosalind's love for the more-than-human world and desire to find new ways of connection means she can often be found outside: walking, moving, gardening, making music, or trail running.