Rhonda Taylor is a saxophonist dedicated to the creation of meaningful sonic art. Earlier in her career, she generated new music for the saxophone through the process of seeking out and collaborating with unique modern composers. Over the last decade or so, she has chosen to develop her own creative voice through the art of free improvisation. Her work is focused primarily on exploring the parameters of sound and perception. Although Taylor often performs solo, she has also collaborated with such diverse artists as Jaap Blonk, Kyle Motl, Chris Icasiano, Tara Khozein, Tatsuya Nakatani, Ron Stabinsky, Assif Tsahar, Mark Weaver, and Neil Welch. Most of her albums are available here: https://rhondataylor.bandcamp.com/music. Dr. Taylor has served on faculty at New Mexico State University since 2003, where she is the College Associate Professor of Saxophone and Music Theory.