This is a list of official state instruments.
State | Instrument | Image | Date & Citation |
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Arkansas | Fiddle | 1985 [1] | |
Hawaii | Ukulele ('auana/contemporary musical instrument) | 2015 [2] | |
Pahu (kahiko/traditional musical instrument) | |||
Kentucky | Appalachian dulcimer | 2001 [3] | |
"Mighty Wurlitzer" organ (theater pipe organ) | 2005 [4] | ||
Louisiana | Cajun accordion | 1990 [5] | |
Missouri | Fiddle | 1987 [6] | |
New Mexico | New Mexico sunrise guitar (guitar) | 2009 [7] [8] | |
Oklahoma | Fiddle (musical instrument) | 1984 [9] | |
Drum (percussive instrument) | 1993 [10] | ||
South Dakota | Fiddle | 1989 [11] | |
Texas | Guitar | 1997 [12] |
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