State Troubadour FAQs
Does the troubadour need to be a folk artist?
- No
Can the troubadour be a group or does it need to 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 three 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 three required by contract). In these cases, the troubadour must negotiate payment for these events with the event organizer.