Gabriella Gullin (b. 1961, Stockholm) is a Swedish composer, organist, and singer, and a member of the Swedish Composers' Association since 2000. With a master’s degree in church music from the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, she is a self-taught composer with an extensive and diverse body of work.
Daughter of the renowned musician Lars Gullin, Gabriella has been active as a freelance composer, pianist, and vocalist since the 1980s. She worked as a church musician in Stockholm’s Cathedral Parish and St. Clara Church from 1980 to 2005, where she also led several ensembles, including the Gullinska Quartet, the St. Clara Chamber Ensemble, and the St. Clara Youth Choir.
Her compositions have been commissioned by institutions such as Sveriges Radio Berwaldhallen (I Skogen, 2014), the Diocese of Stockholm (Mässan Domardansen, 1988), Coro Città di Roma (Io Amai Sempre, 2006), and Enskede-Årsta Parish (Emmauskantaten, 2013; Maria vid graven, 2015). In 2019, her Concerto San Michele for organ and symphony orchestra was premiered by Nacka Parish.