Rebecca Rollins is a Professor of Music at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California and a pianist who focuses on collaborative and interdisciplinary presentations of women composers. Since 1988, she has traveled throughout the United States, Canada and Europe lecturing on and performing the music of women composers. Dr. Rollins is a founding member of Trio Sirena, a group devoted to the performance of chamber music by women composers. She also designed and teaches a popular course at Saddleback which traces the history of women in music "from St. Hildegard to Madonna". She received the Master of Arts degree in Music History from the University of Minnesota and the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Piano Performance from the Claremont Graduate University.

Dr. Rollins has a recording of solo piano music by six women composers called Playing the Ivory Moon. Also, her research on the singing of women in the early Christian church is included in an anthology entitled "Music in Performance and Society: Essays in Honor of Roland Jackson" published by Harmonie Park Press. A copy of this article is available by contacting Rebecca Rollins.

Her performances during the 1997-98 school year included: a concert with storyteller Angela Lloyd, a program on women and creativity with Janet Sage, four concerts with Trio Sirena, two concerts with duo-piano partner Robert Sage, two concerts with soprano Juliette Singler and a solo recital of women composers.

For more information on women composers and musicians, see International Alliance for Women in Music.