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Paul Kotapish

Paul Kotapish

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Mandolin & Guitar, Guitarfish Music

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pop culture.higher education and education in general politics the arts

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Total articles 166

  • Ten Hewlett 50 Commissions Go to Local Artists Working Within Folk Traditions

    By Paul Kotapish| San Francisco Classical Voice Verified The Hewlett 50 Arts Commissions announced the 2021 awards in the disciplines of folk and traditional arts. This year’s commissions will support 10 master artists to develop and premiere major new works in partnership with Bay Area nonprofit organizations.

    By Paul Kotapish · San Francisco Classical Voice

    Feb. 18, 2025

  • Remembering David Lindley

    By Paul Kotapish| Acoustic Guitar Verified Renowned maxi-instrumentalist David Lindley passed away March 3, 2023, at the age of 78. Republished here is a profile and in-depth interview with Lindley, which originally ran as cover story for Acoustic Guitar’s June 2000 issue. —Ed.The Weird and Wonderful World of String Wizard David Lindley by Paul KotapishDavid Lindley has been smashing music barriers and fusing idioms from his earliest days.

    By Paul Kotapish · Acoustic Guitar

    Mar. 04, 2023

  • Ten Hewlett 50 Commissions Go to Local Artists Working Within Folk Traditions

    By Paul Kotapish| San Francisco Classical Voice Verified The Hewlett 50 Arts Commissions announced the 2021 awards in the disciplines of folk and traditional arts. This year’s commissions will support 10 master artists to develop and premiere major new works in partnership with Bay Area nonprofit organizations.

    By Paul Kotapish · San Francisco Classical Voice

    Feb. 18, 2025

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