Rachel Scott is known for her unconventionality – in programming, choice of artists, hair style, venue choices and delivery in concerts. She believes that concerts are a time of celebration – of sharing and enjoying, whether they be live, or live-streamed. As artistic director of Bach in the Dark she's worked with all sorts of musicians, singers, poets, actors and visual artists. Under the Bach in the Dark label she has released four recordings, all regularly played on Australian radio.

Rachel’s role as education manager for the Australian Children’s Music Foundation (ACMF) means that she provides underprivileged children with ongoing access to a quality music experience in the classroom, often training teachers as well. She has worked in all sorts of schools – primary schools in the city and country; behavioural schools; Schools of the Air and teaching via Videolink. She is a regular speaker about her work as a music educator, and the change that music education brings to the children she sees. Rachel is also a much sought-after cello teacher and chamber music coach for both children and adults. She has also spent considerable time in East Timor as part of Mary McKillop International for whom she trained music teachers with the goal of independent delivery of music in primary schools in Dili and throughout Timor.