Sofie-Carmen Eckhardt-Gramatte (1899-1974) was a Canadian composer and pianist, notable for her contributions to classical music and her role as a pioneering female figure in the Canadian music scene. Born in St. Petersburg, Russia, she emigrated to Canada in 1925, where she became an influential educator and composer. Her genre primarily encompasses classical and contemporary music, with a focus on piano compositions, chamber music, and orchestral works. Among her notable compositions are "Concerto for Piano and Orchestra" and "Mélodies," which showcase her unique blend of European classical traditions with Canadian influences. Eckhardt-Gramatte's impact on music is particularly significant in her efforts to promote Canadian music and nurture young talent. She was a founding member of the Canadian League of Composers and served as a mentor to many aspiring musicians. Her dedication to music education and advocacy for women in the arts has left a lasting legacy, inspiring subsequent generations of composers and musicians. Her works continue to be performed and studied, highlighting her important role in the landscape of Canadian classical music.