
Performing
Live Music. Film. Feeling.
I create unforgettable live performances where music, film and storytelling come together to move people.
Using moody vocals, looped and effected flute, omnichord, electronics and immersive visuals, I craft rich, emotionally resonant experiences that linger long after the final note. My shows bridge sound and story - offering audiences a rare kind of connection: intimate, cinematic and deeply human.
Rooted in themes of people, place and the human experience, my work invites reflection on memory, milestones and what matters most.
Each performance is uniquely curated and shaped through collaborations with filmmakers and musicians across Canada, the U.S., South America, Europe and Scandinavia.
Whether I’m performing at a festival, theatre, museum, school, conference, house concert, or multi-arts space, I aim to create something that feels personal, powerful, and impossible to forget.
What You Can Expect:
A moving, multi-sensory live performance
Original music paired with evocative film
Engaged, emotionally connected audiences
A collaborative, professional working experience
Optional artist talks, Q&As or workshops
A standout offering for music, film or educational arts programming
I’m currently booking for 2026-2027: festivals, residencies, interdisciplinary programs, conferences, schools and cultural events.
If you’re a presenter, curator, or programmer looking to bring something truly unique to your audience, I’d love to connect.
📩 Rozalind MacPhail
hello@rozalindmacphail.com

Upcoming Events
Rozalind is currently scaling back live performances to focus on completing her upcoming album, PUSH & PULL.
Ways We Can Work Together
Keynote concerts at events focused on wellness, leadership and team development
Private and corporate events
House concerts and intimate performance gatherings
Festivals (music, film, arts, wellness and interdisciplinary)
School performances - elementary, high school, college, and university
Live music for yoga, meditation and wellness sessions
Live Projects
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Coming Soon!
Now booking performance opportunities in theatres, festivals, conferences, and schools for 2026/27.
A powerful live music, storytelling and cinema experience featuring Newfoundland’s multi award-winning artist, Rozalind MacPhail.
PUSH & PULL was born out of MacPhail’s Digital Arts Residency with Unscripted Twillingate: Digital Arts Festival, where she connected deeply with the oral traditions of the region. Through conversations with local residents, she witnessed how stories, history, and memory are passed from one generation to the next.
Motivated by a sense of urgency to preserve these voices, she began documenting them through song and film. Using the lens of a singer-songwriter, she brings these stories to life - placing them at the heart of each performance, where live music and cinema meet in an unforgettable celebration of community, memory, and place.
Mode: In-person
Length: 90 minutes -
✨ A 45-minute keynote and audiovisual performance by Rozalind MacPhail
✨ Available in-person or virtually
Join multi award-winning recording and touring artist, inspirational speaker, and innovative Canadian performer Rozalind MacPhail - proudly sponsored by Di Zhao Flutes - for an inspiring and interactive 45-minute keynote experience.
In this engaging session, Rozalind shares her personal journey, from being bullied in school to flunking out of her master’s program and how these pivotal challenges became unlikely stepping stones to a creative life beyond her wildest dreams.
Instead of following the traditional path of an orchestral soloist, Rozalind found her calling as a one-woman orchestra - performing original live music to film around the world. Through story, sound and visuals, she invites participants into a vulnerable and uplifting reflection on how rejection can become a catalyst for clarity, creativity, and resilience.
Attendees will walk away with:
Practical strategies for reframing rejection
Tools for cultivating creative courage and self-trust
A renewed sense of purpose and personal empowerment
YES LIVES IN THE LAND OF NO is perfect for conferences, festivals, schools and organizations seeking a meaningful and memorable keynote that blends storytelling, performance and powerful takeaways.
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INSPIRATION SOUP
✨ A keynote concert experience with Rozalind MacPhail
✨ Available in-person or virtually
✨ Flexible length (approx. 45 minutes)
Inspiration Soup is a dynamic keynote concert blending live music, contemporary silent film and inspirational storytelling. Designed to spark creativity, collaboration and compassionate communication, this interactive experience invites participants into a space of reflection, connection and imagination.
As an award-winning performer, coach, music educator and artist advocate, I guide participants through powerful insights on creative flow, resilience, and empathetic leadership - sharing tips and tools gathered from a lifetime of persistence, reinvention, and saying “yes” even when the road looked uncertain.
This keynote is a perfect fit for wellness events, leadership gatherings, education conferences and creative industries seeking a fresh, emotionally resonant experience that moves both heart and mind.
Inspiration Soup was developed through the Business and Arts NL Creative Edge program and has been featured at CB Nuit, Positive Thinkers Club NL, MusicNL Week and the Unscripted Twillingate Digital Arts Festival.
Whether shortened for a conference setting or expanded for an arts-focused event, the format is fully customizable to fit your audience and your goals.
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A special live music and cinema event featuring Newfoundland’s multi award-winning performer Rozalind MacPhail.
It tells a timeless story of self-discovery experienced by a young woman navigating her way through a vulnerable period in her life. Haunting, lonely, dreamy and deeply honest. The film adapts the Indigenous tradition of the vision quest and explores themes of attachment, loss and longing.
MacPhail’s music score features moody vocals, electrifying flute loops and driving electronics reminiscent of Pink Floyd, Mazzy Star and New Order.
Mode: In-person or Virtual Keynote Length: 30 minutes with optional 15 minute Q&A by Rozalind after the performance
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Flute Loops & Film is a mesmerizing live experience that blends music, short film and storytelling into a rich tapestry of people, place and the human experience.
Featuring Rozalind MacPhail’s original live scores - crafted with layered sound looping, traditional songwriting, field recordings and her signature effected flute - this multimedia performance invites audiences into a deeply moving, immersive world.
✨ Available In-Person or Virtual
✨ 60-minute performance + optional 15-minute Q&A with Rozalind
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MacPhail offers uplifting live music for wellness spaces—flute, electronics, and soulful improvisation designed to support sound baths, yoga, meditation, and retreats.
Her emotive performances enhance focus, energy, creativity, and flow - creating a powerful atmosphere for inner work and embodied rest.
Perfect for all levels, styles, and lengths of wellness experiences.✨ Mode: In-person or Virtual
✨ Length: Flexible to suit every class and wellness retreat
Performance Highlights
TEDx St. John’s, National Flute Convention, Radio Sweden, CBC Radio, First Night Raleigh, Banff Centre, Live at Heart Sweden, Unscripted Twillingate Digital Arts Festival, NewFest, CB Nuit, Cameron Art Museum, Contact East, The Rooms, Cat's Cradle, Cat Fly Film Festival, Dawson City International Short Film Festival, Atlantic Center for the Arts, Canadian Flute Convention, Cucalorus Festival, NPR, Ashland Independent Film Festival, Nickel Film Festival, Festival of Small Halls, Stephenville Winter Jazz Festival, St. John’s International Women's Film Festival, Gros Morne Summer Music, Sound Symposium and MusicNL Week.
The Gaze -
Live in Halifax
Of the film, Shona Thomson says “The Gaze” is an experimental film inspired by a 1947 civic film I found during an artist residency at Cucalorus Film Festival in Wilmington, North Carolina. Fascinated by reactions to the camera, I picked out every moment a citizen gazes directly at us.”
TEDx St. John’s
A live performance of two films
from my Head First DVD project,
”Dempster Highway” and “Victoria Street”
Technical Requirements
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Rozalind - vocals, flutes and electronics mixed through Rozalind’s laptop while video is being projected through an HDMI projector
Rozalind provides her own vocal microphone
No stage monitors required
Audio goes to the soundboard from Rozalind’s audio interface (2 balanced quarter-inch cables in stereo from an RME Babyface Pro)
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Rozalind + laptop located on stage left or right to avoid blocking the audience view of the visuals
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PA system with a soundboard that has a stereo input
AV technician receives 2 inputs (stereo mix from RME audio interface) to the soundboard
2 power cords
1 boom mic stand
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1 Projection Screen (preferably a 16 foot x 9 foot screen or whatever is the most appropriate size for the performance space)
Projector with HDMI capability
1 HDMI Cable from laptop feed from the stage to the projector
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Lighting should be able to be dimmed in the performance space so that the visuals can be seen clearly on the screen.
Spotlight lighting provided on Rozalind (if possible in venue)