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Om Gabriella Gullin

Gabriella Gullin (b.1961) from Stockholm, Sweden, has, with her 40 years as a professional
composer, a diverse production of choral works, chamber music, music for orchestra, organ
music and songs. Her personal and colorful approach, and ability to integrate both emotions
and intellect in her works, has generated many commissioned works and performances, both
internationally and in Sweden.
Recent years include for example: Concerto San Michele for organ and symphonic orchestra
commissioned by the Donetsk Symphony Orchestra, premiered in October 2021 by the
Donetsk Symphony Orchestra, Ukraine; performing 2025 in Belgorod (postponed by war);
performing in Megaron/Athens 2027/28; String Quartet No.1 at the opening of Malmö Live
and also the Chamber Music Festival in Perugia; In the Forest commissioned by
Berwaldhallen/Swedish Radio for mixed choir, Swedish Radio P2; Berwaldhallen; and
Romania, London; English Radio's BBC etc.; Alla Ballata, concert piece for organ, Swedish
Radio P2, Stockholm Concert Hall, several churches in Sthlm and in the Netherlands, Romania,
Azerbaijan, Poland, Russia among others; Mary By The Tomb, Cantata for Soprano solo, soloist double
quartet, string quartet, flute, oboe, basoon and double bass, comissioned by the
Enskede-Årsta congregation, Stockholm.
Nosag records has recorded two CDs entirely dedicated to her works: Requiem per l’uomo
innocente as a double CD (dur.1h40') (nosag CD 2078) and For Those Borne in Mind with organ
works (nosag CD 086), recorded as part of the higher organist's degree at the Royal Music
Academy of Stockholm by organist Aron Nilsson.
There are also a number of recordings of individual works on both CDs and YouTube channels.
Some of her works are regularly used at the higher degrees of education at the Royal Music
Academy of Stockholm, Sweden, as well as regularly performed in Sweden and abroad.
Gabriella has been an elected member of the Swedish Composers' Association since 2000.
She was chosen as the representative composer of the 90s in the film project
#svenskkörmusik, a collaboration with Gehrmans Musikförlag and Mikaeli Chamber Choir.