August Bohlin

Swedish musician (1877–1949)

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August Bohlin

Background information
Born	7 July 1877
Died	19 May 1949
Instruments	nyckelharpa and fiddle

Musical artist

August Bohlin (born 7 July 1877 Österlövsta; died 19 May 1949) was a nyckelharpist and fiddler from Uppland, Sweden. He is known for developing the three-row nyckelharpa of today in 1929.

August came from a musical family; his father Johan was a skilled nyckelharpist. Father and son produced three albums together in 1913 (Odeon 840, 845 and 847).^[1]