Frequently Asked Questions
The Connecticut State Troubadour Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page will be updated on an ongoing basis is response to program inquiries.
- Does a Troubadour need to be a folk artist?
- No
- No
- Can a Troubadour be a group or does it need to be an individual?
- A Troubadour must be an individual.
- A Troubadour must be an individual.
- Does the number of nominations an individual receives influence the review?
- No
- If the troubadour needs accompaniment to perform at COA's 3 required events, will COA cover additional costs for other musicians?
- The troubadour should be able to perform solo. Additional expenses incurred are the responsibility of the troubadour unless expressly requested by and negotiated with COA in advance.
- May the troubadour accept requests to perform as troubadour at other events?
- Yes, the troubadour's responsibility is to represent the State of Connecticut and promote cultural literacy through song. The troubadour is encouraged to accept other engagements (in addition to the 3 required by contract). In these cases, the troubadour must negotiate payment for these events with the event organizer.