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Dilys Elwyn-Edwards
Dilys Elwyn-Edwards (née Roberts; 19 August 1918 – 13 January 2012) was a Welsh-language composer, lecturer and accompanist.
==Biography==
Dilys Roberts was born on 19 August 1918〔Sadie, Julie Anne and Rhian Samuel. Dilys Elwyn-Edwards' profile at (''The Norton/Grove Dictionary of Women Composers'' ). New York: W.W. Norton, 1994. p. 159.〕 in Dolgellau, Wales. She attended Dr. Williams' School for Girls,〔Bright, Kimberly J. A thesis for the Master of Music (MM) degree. ( The History and Importance of Welsh Art Song: The Soprano Repertoire of Dilys Elwyn Edwards. ), Bowling Green State University, Music Performance/Voice, 2009.〕 a grammar school which educated girls ages 7–18 from 1878 to 1975. She was offered the Turle Music Scholarship at Girton College, Cambridge and the Dr. Joseph Parry Scholarship, from Cardiff University.〔Lewis, Geraint. ("Dilys Elwyn-Edwards: True to Nature" ), ''Contemporary Music Review'', vol 11, Issue 1, 1994, pp. 85-87.〕 She elected to study at Cardiff University and received her BMus degree. She taught music at the university for the next three years. She received the Open Scholarship in Composition from the Royal College of Music in London and studied composition with Herbert Howells and piano with Kathleen McQuitty there.〔
She married Elwyn Edwards, a Methodist minister and theological scholar, on 3 September 1937.〔Melrose, David. (International who's who in music and musicians' directory: In the classical and light classical fields, 12th edition ) Cambridge, England: ''International Who's Who In Music'', 1990, p. 235.〕 She moved to Oxford while her husband attended Mansfield College. She taught music from 1946-72.〔Dees, Pamela Youngdahl. (Dilys Elwyn-Edwards' profile at ''A Guide to Piano Music by Women Composers'' ). Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2004. p. 63.〕
In the 1960s they moved back to Wales,〔 where Elwyn became minister for the Calvinist Methodist chapel in Castle Square, Caernarfon. In 1973 she became a piano tutor at Bangor Normal College and Bangor University in North Wales, where she proved to be a popular, effective and much-respected teacher of the instrument. She was also an Eisteddfod adjudicator,〔 and appeared and performed on radio and television.〔 The BBC commissioned a number of works from her.〔 She died on 13 January 2012, at Llanberis, Gwynedd, aged 93.
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