Lynne Plowman is a composer of contemporary classical music working internationally from her home in the Vale of Glamorgan in Wales. Her music has been described as 'thrilling', 'highly original' and 'immediately appealing’. Recent projects include Life Cycles for harp and strings, co-commissioned by Presteigne Festival (UK) and Grand Teton Music Festival (USA), The Wind Sweepers for UPROAR Wales New Music Ensemble (UK), Clarion Call for Ensemble Télémaque (Marseille, France), Dances with Bells and Birds for solo piano (Elena Cholakova - Prague Piano Festival) and Small World for the Merian Ensemble (Atlanta, USA).

Known as a composer of award-winning music-theatre for young audiences/participants, in collaboration with Leeds-based writer, Martin Riley, 2023 saw two new productions - The Face in the Mirror (commissioned in 2011 by Welsh National Opera) in a new French translation, by Opera-Theatre Junior in Geneva, and Captain Blood's Revenge (a 2012 Glyndebourne commission) at the Norfolk Into Opera Festival.

A passionate advocate of creative music education in schools and a highly experienced teacher and mentor, Lynne is a composition tutor at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and the resident composer for the pioneering Dyfed Young Composers scheme, which, in partnership with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, encourages and supports music composition in schools across West Wales. In 2022, Lynne was awarded the Welsh Music Guild's prestigious Joseph Parry Award “for her exceptional contribution to musical education in Wales”.

Lynne Plowman's music is published by Composers Edition and Wise Music Classical. She is a Vice-President of the Presteigne Festival of Music and the Arts and an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama.