Symbols for Connecticut: Art and Theatre Symbols By Nora Kirkeby Sep 7, 2006, 14:36 PST

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Connecticut State Composer
The Connecticut state composer was Charles Ives. This helpful site has detailed information on his life and his works.
Source: Charles Ives Society, Inc.

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Connecticut State Folk Dance
Square dance became Connecticut's official folk dance in 1995. Read about the history of square dancing in the U.S. on this site.
Source: Palomino Records, Inc.

Connecticut State Poet Laureate
The Library of Congress has detailed information on the position of poet laureate in Connecticut, a list of past laureates, and a link to information on the current laureate.
Source: The Library of Congress

Connecticut State Troubador
Learn about the history of the state troubador position, about the criteria for being selected, and much more.
Source: Connecticut Commission on Arts and Tourism

Connecticut State Troubador (Thomasina Levy)
Learn about Connecticut's troubador for 2005-2006.
Source: Connecticut Commission on Arts and Tourism

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