Griselda Sanderson is a gifted multi-instrumentalist and composer known for her deft blending of global music traditions, with a particular affinity for stringed instruments. Throughout her career, Sanderson has been highly regarded for her ability to seamlessly integrate diverse musical influences with her own innovative style, often characterized by complex rhythms and haunting melodies. With a rare expertise in playing the nyckelharpa, a traditional Swedish keyed fiddle, she weaves a tapestry of sound that transcends cultural boundaries and resonates with a universal appeal. Sanderson's work frequently showcases her virtuosity in both performance and composition, bridging the gap between ethnomusicology and contemporary music.

Her albums, including "Tales from Across the Water," "Carillon," "Radial," "Harpaphonics," and "Veer," showcase an evolutionary journey through the realms of world folk and experimental music. Each record offers a unique exploration of the potential within her chosen instruments, as Sanderson crafts immersive auditory experiences. "Tales from Across the Water" delivers narratives from afar, enveloping the listener in storied melodies, while "Carillon" rings with the bell-like tones of the titular instrument, which she incorporates into her repertoire. Engaging the innovative use of the harp-like sounds in "Harpaphonics" and pushing the boundaries of her instrument in "Veer," Sanderson's discography is a testament to her relentless pursuit of new musical horizons and her dedication to her craft. Her work not only enchants music enthusiasts but also garners respect from fellow musicians and critics for her dedication to preserving and innovating within the framework of global musical traditions.