CHAMPION, Constance Maclean

Constance Maclean Champion was an American composer active in Madison, Wisconsin, during the mid-twentieth century. She was associated with the musical life of the University of Wisconsin and with the professional music fraternity Mu Phi Epsilon. In 1948 she received a Wisconsin Centennial Prize for her setting of the 121st Psalm. Mu Phi Epsilon Library & Archives
Her music included vocal and choral works. One documented composition is The Flowers of Easter, a musical setting of words from A. E. Housman’s A Shropshire Lad, copyrighted in 1964. Copyright Encyclopedia
In 1949 she was photographed preparing works for a University of Wisconsin Women’s Chorus spring concert together with composer Helen Piper Law and conductor Helen S. Thomas Blotz. This confirms her active participation in Madison’s concert and university music scene.