Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir

Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir was a performing group of women singers based in Cardiff, active from the 1880s until World War II.

[6] The next year (1908) they embarked on a series of extensive tours of North America,[7] including San Francisco,[8] Winnipeg,[9] Atlanta,[10] and several appearances in the coal towns of the Wyoming Valley.

[14] In 1920, Dame Nellie Melba praised the choir: "The Royal Welsh Lady Singers are magnificent; they are perfectly splendid, and you may say I said so.

"[15] Gertrude Gronow was conducted the choir of twelve to sixteen voices, performing tours in Pennsylvania in Pittston,[16] Canonsburg,[17] and Franklin.

[18] In 1928, Clara Novello Davies returned to the helm in 1928 for a royal performance at Windsor Castle before the choir of sixty women departed for an Australian tour.