Marie Drdová (pseud. Konstantin Constans) was a Czech composer active throughout the first half of the twentieth century. She, like many women composers, was rejected by the Union of Czechoslovak Composers in 1953, which she suspected was due to her family origin, vocalised in a letter to archivist of Czech Women Composers Lenka Vojtíšková a decade later.
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