Emilia Amper is a distinguished Swedish musician and composer renowned for her virtuosic proficiency on the nyckelharpa, a traditional keyed fiddle instrument intrinsic to Swedish folk music. Born on February 20, 1985, in Enskede, Amper's passion for music was evident from a young age, and she sharpened her expertise at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm. Her artistry seamlessly blends the rich heritage of Scandinavian folk with contemporary soundscapes, resulting in a refreshing and evocative musical experience.

Amper's discography showcases her innovative approach to the nyckelharpa, most notably highlighted in her recent works like "Lux" and "Ljus i mörkrets tid," which delve into the interplay between light and darkness, offering listeners a profound auditory journey. Her 2012 album "Trollfågeln" (The Magic Bird) received critical acclaim, including the prestigious Swedish Grammy in the category of Folk Music/Singer-Songwriter. Emilia Amper’s work not only preserves the legacy of the nyckelharpa but also pushes the boundaries of folk music, cementing her as a pivotal figure in the contemporary Scandinavian folk scene. Her contributions have earned her international recognition and numerous awards, affirming her status as one of the most exciting and innovative nyckelharpa players of her time.