Anna Rocławska-Musiałczyk

Anna Rocławska-Musiałczyk is a Polish professor at the Stanisław Moniuszko Academy of Music in Gdańsk (Faculty IV – Choral Conducting, Church Music, Artistic Education, Rhythmics and Jazz). A multi-talented composer, arranger, pianist, conductor, and educator, she holds master's degrees in piano, choral conducting, and composition from the same institution, graduating with distinction in 2014.

• Academic Leadership: Head of the Department of Rhythmics and Piano Improvisation since 2020, with postdoctoral habilitation in rhythmics (2013).
• Research Focus: Specializes in movement interpretations of 20th- and 21st-century music, integration of rhythmics in rehabilitation, and promotion of Polish contemporary choral works.
• Artistic Achievements: Laureate of international composition competitions (Transatlantyk, Andrzej Koszewski), founder of the Art'n'Voices Vocal Ensemble (awarded 10 Grand Prix), and co-author of the monograph Sound in Movement Interpretations of a Musical Work (2012).

Her compositions, including the oratorio Eight Songs from the Book of Ecclesiastes, have been performed globally in festivals across Lithuania, Italy, France, and the Netherlands. She collaborates with ensembles like the Polish National Youth Choir and the Polish Chamber Philharmonic Sopot, and her album Midnight Stories won the 2021 Fryderyk Award. Recognized with the Remus Award and the 'Meritorious for Polish Culture' badge, she also contributes to cultural management and music education through Erasmus+ projects and the Dalcroze method.