María Dolores Vedruna (1810, Barcelona - date of death unknown) was a Spanish composer and pianist. She stood out as a pianist and was also well known as a composer. She was considered a child prodigy and her compositions achieved a certain fame when she was barely 16 years old, according to Baltasar Saldoni. At the age of 11 he already had a symphony for a large symphony orchestra.
In the "Diario de Barcelona" of February 4, 1822, at the request of Ramón Carnicer, Vedruna conducted the orchestra performing a symphony of his and an aria also composed by her and premiered by the singer Adelaida Sala.
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