Music of Vermont
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| Music of the United States | ||
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| Local music | ||
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| History (Timeline) | Ethnic music | |
| Colonial era | Native American | |
| to the Civil War | English: old-time and Western music | |
| During the Civil War | African American | |
| Late 19th century | Irish and Scottish | |
| Early 20th century | Latin: Tejano and Puerto Rican | |
| 40s and 50s | Cajun and Creole | |
| 60s and 70s | Hawaii | |
| 80s to the present | Other immigrants | |
| Genres (Samples): Classical - Folk - Popular: Hip hop - Pop - Rock | ||
Vermont is a state in the United States. It is perhaps best-known for the college rock produced in Burlington, Vermont, a scene which produced the long-running jam band Phish. The Vermont Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1934, was the first state-funded orchestra in the nation. The Marlboro Music Festival, which has been held since 1950, is an important festival for the state's music.
External Links
Champlain Valley Folk Festival
Categories: Music genre stubs | United States-related stubs | Vermont culture | Music of U.S. subdivisions



