Welsh Famous Girl Names with Letter D

An internationally successful Welsh soprano.Anne Evans made her debut as Countess Ceprano in La Trav

An internationally successful Welsh soprano.Anne Evans made her debut as Countess Ceprano in La Traviata 1967 in Geneva and went on to make her debut in a leading role in 1968 as Fiordiligi in Così fan tutte at the then Sadler's Wells, later English National Opera in 1968 to critical acclaim.In the early years of her career, she sang many of the leading Puccini and Mozart soprano roles, like Tosca and Countess Almaviva in Le Nozze di Figaro. In the late sixties she started to work with the lighter Wagner roles, like Elsa in Lohengrin and Senta in The Flying Dutchman, roles that became her trade mark.

A Welsh soprano.Price, who came from a music-loving family, started singing for pleasure early in he

A Welsh soprano.Price, who came from a music-loving family, started singing for pleasure early in her life. She originally did not plan on making a career out of her talent; she dreamed of becoming a biology teacher instead as teaching was in her family.Price made her operatic debut in 1962, singing Cherubino in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro at the Welsh National Opera. That same year, Price joined the Royal Opera House in London's Covent Garden, where she sang minor roles. Her breakthrough came when Teresa Berganza canceled a performance, and Price got the chance to take over as her understudy - again in the role of Cherubino, a performance that made her famous over night.

A Welsh character actor.She is most familiar to television viewers for comedy roles in a host of ser

A Welsh character actor.She is most familiar to television viewers for comedy roles in a host of series, including The Rag Trade, That's My Boy and Chance in a Million. She usually appears in meek, spinsterish roles. She has also appeared in non-comedic roles in series such as The Bill, Upstairs, Downstairs and Grange Hill.Most recently she scored unexpected musical success as a member of superannuated pop group The Zimmers. Their cover version of "My Generation" highlighted the plight of the elderly, and reached number 26 in the UK Singles Chart in May 2007.

A Welsh singer-songwriter and record producer, best known for the 1996 hit single, "I Love You Alway

A Welsh singer-songwriter and record producer, best known for the 1996 hit single, "I Love You Always Forever".At the age of six, Lewis began playing the piano.[1] Her father, a jazz pianist lent encouragement, and whilst still a teenager, she began writing songs.[1] Her formal training was at the Welsh College of Music and Drama, majoring in classical composition for piano and flute.[1] Lewis then went on to teach music for a year in Sussex before moving to Birmingham to sing in a bar band.[1] She began to record original compositions in a recording studio she set up herself.[1][2] Before long she became a popular live attraction and circa 1993 began sending her demos to record labels.[1]

Was a Welsh vocalist. Amongst her recordings were versions of "A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening", "I

Was a Welsh vocalist. Amongst her recordings were versions of "A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening", "I'm in the Mood for Love", "Anytime", "If You Love Me (Really Love Me)" and "And So to Sleep Again".Squires decided to persue her dream in London, so while working as a nurse she would audition unsuccessfully for various jobs, during which she met agent Joe Kay, who got her night time work in clubs. While working in the Eastend, Squires worked at a club which gave her the name Dorothy, which she liked and used on stage after that time.Squires did most of her work with the orchestra of Billy Reid, who was her partner for many years. After she joined his orchestra in 1936, he began to write songs for her to perform - and Squires alleges that she lost her virginity to Reid.