She was a member of the BBC Welsh Singers, and was regularly seen on the television program Gwlad y Gân from 1958 to 1964.
She won a Glamorgan Vocal Scholarship to further her musical studies, and graduated from University College, Cardiff, with honours.
[5] She was a soprano singer, and played guitar, harp and lute, while performing traditional and popular songs in both Welsh and English.
In 1961, she presented an episode of Sprigyn o Rosmari, a BBC television series about Welsh folk music.
[10] In the 1970s she was a senior lecturer at Cardiff College of Education,[3] and toured in the United States as a soloist with a Welsh men's choir.