Meredith Coloma
Meredith Coloma is a Canadian musician and luthier from Vancouver.
Born in Vancouver,[1] Coloma grew up in Canada, Chile and Taiwan.[2] She attended the Lee Strasbourg Institute in New York City.[3] As a teenager, she apprenticed under professional luthiers, including Roger Sadowsky.[1][4]
Coloma went on to start her own guitar-making business in Vancouver.[1] She has earned recognition for entering the male-dominated field of guitar-making as a young woman.[1][4] She is known for her handcrafted gypsy jazz guitars, mandolins, violins, ukuleles, acoustic guitars and electric guitars.[5][4]
A singer-songwriter, Coloma was a finalist in the 2012 International Songwriting Competition in Nashville.[3] She is a co-founder of the Vancouver International Guitar Festival.[6][7]
References
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- ^ Lee, Jenny (2014-03-08). "B.C. provides ideal climate for six-string manufacturers". The Vancouver Sun. p. 36. Retrieved 2020-07-04.
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