There were two accompaniment studios inaugurated by the Conservatiore de musique du Québec à Montréal to recognize Beauchamp-Huppé and the conservatory named a student grant after her.

[4] When she returned to Canada, she gave recitals and performed the works of François Brassard, Alexis Contant, Mathieu, Miro and Georges Savaria among other Canadians as a soloist with orchestra on CBC Radio and CKAC.

[5] She was the MSO's soloist in Les Djinns by César Franck in 1945 and accompanied Adrienne Roy-Vilandré in recording Popular Songs of French Canada.

[7] In late 2008, her niece expressed a wish to make a substantial donation to the Conservatoire de musique du Québec à Montréal to establish the Bourse d'excellence Fleurette-Beauchamp-Huppé grant for a student aged 17 or over who had achieved "exceptional results in his studies at the Conservatory.

"[7] The Archives Passe-Mémoire acquired the Fleurette Beauchamp-Huppé collection in 2011, which include her personal papers and objects connected to her private life and music career from 1924 to 2007.