Per Gudmundson is a prominent Swedish folk musician renowned for his mastery of the fiddle and Swedish bagpipes (säckpipa). As an essential figure in the renaissance of traditional Swedish folk music, he has been a vital contributor to preserving and revitalizing Sweden's rich musical heritage. Born in the culturally vibrant region of Hälsingland, Per's musical journey is deeply rooted in the traditional tunes and techniques passed down through generations.

Throughout his esteemed career, Gudmundson has released a series of influential albums, beginning with his eponymous album "Per Gudmundson" which established his reputation as a leading interpreter of folk tunes. His subsequent works, including "Hjeltamôs" and "Flöde," showcase his profound connection with the traditional music scene and his ability to imbue ancient melodies with contemporary vitality. The album "Frifot," highlights his collaborations with other folk musicians, cementing his status as a collaborative and innovative force within the genre. Moreover, his release "Säckpipa" exemplifies his dedication to the Swedish bagpipes, offering a captivating look at the instrument's possibilities and Gudmundson's skill in its repertoire. Renowned for his both solo and ensemble work, Gudmundson's contributions to Swedish folk music continue to inspire new generations of musicians and delight audiences worldwide.