Jeanne Walsh Singer (1924-2000) majored in music at Barnard College and graduated magna cum laude in 1944. At Columbia University she studied composition and orchestration under Douglas Moore. She composed chamber music, and works for piano, solo instruments, and orchestra. She also composed art songs, was a concert pianist, and a piano teacher. She won many music competitions including: Grand Prize Composers Guild (1982), and 1st Prize from the Composers and Songwriters International (1985). She was honored at an All-Singer Concert in Bogota, Columbia (1980), and performed at Lincoln Center in 1983. She is in the "Catalog Of Women Composers".
From the description of Jeanne Walsh Singer, 1924-2000. (University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center). WorldCat record id: 71249566
