Scrapbook, 1940-1980, relating to her musical experiences as a child in eisteddfodau, including eisteddfod ribbons and later as an adjudicator; television and radio work; concert programmes; as a student at The Royal Academy of Music; her experiences as a music lecturer in South Africa; photographs and letters; and as a teacher in London and lecturer at The City of Cardiff College of Education.
Scrapbook, 1980-2016, relating to Caryl Roese’s work as a lecturer at The South Glamorgan Institute of Higher Education at Cyncoed (UWIC), as a regular eisteddfod adjudicator and a conductor of Llantrisant Male Voice Choir, together with her other interests in art and design.
'Tone-deafness and schulwerk', BEd thesis submitted by Caryl Roese to The University of Cardiff in 1974.
Papers published in archival or historical journals
Caryl and Herbert Roese Papers
Papers of Caryl Roese, 1940-2016, including two scrapbooks relating to her career, copies of theses written by her and genealogical notes compiled by her husband Herbert Roese, together with the papers of Herbert Roese, 1976-2017, including copies of theses written by him.
Roese, Caryl
Two large scrapbooks, 1940-2016, relating to the varied career of Caryl Roese as a singer and educator.
A printout, 2017, of 'archaeological & bibliographical publications by H. E. Roese’ is included in the first folder. The papers comprise copies of the articles published in journals such as Brycheiniog and The Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies, together with associated correspondence, 1977-2007.
Genealogical notes on the family of Caryl Roese collected by her husband Herbert E. Roese, including genealogical tables and copies of birth and marriage certificates. Also included is a copy of The Picture Post, 3 July 1943, comprising an article, ‘A Welsh village makes a film in honour of Czech Lidice’ relating to the film 'The silent village' which was filmed in the village of Cwmgiedd, including a photograph of Caryl [Roberts] and her parents during the filming. Also included is a copy of Noel Joseph, The Silent Village. A story of Wales - and Lidice (1943). This includes two photographs of David (Dai) Roberts, Caryl Roese's father.
'A study of the prehistoric sepulchral and related monuments in the Brecon Beacons National Park of South Wales', dissertation submitted in part fulfilment for the degree of BSc (Cardiff University, 1976).
A copy of Caryl Roese's BEd thesis, 1974, her MEd thesis, 1977 and her proposed PhD which was never submitted as she was due to retire.
'An investigation of the musical experience by listening of first year music students in a South Wales College of Education' (University of Wales), MEd thesis by Caryl Roese, 1977, including a press cutting, 1984, from The Guardian.
'Cultural diversity in music education in the National Curriculum at KS2 and its application in primary schools in Wales', PhD dissertation by Caryl Roese, University of Cardiff, 1999, which was abandoned.
A copy of Herbert Roese's BSc thesis, 1976, and PhD thesis, 1979.
'An investigation into the topographical location and distribution of Neolithic and Bronze age monuments in Wales', a doctoral theses in three volumes (University of Cardiff, 1979).