Mattias Lundberg

Born in Tjärstad, Östergötland, in 1976. Finished secondary school at Linköping Cathedral School in 1995. Vocational organist certificate (Kantorsexamen) in 1999. B.A. with first class honours in Music, Latin and History of Art in 2002. Head of Rare Collections, Swedish National Collections of Music 2006. Ph.D. in Musicology at the University of Liverpool in 2007. Associate professor (Docent) in 2013. Professor at Uppsala University since 2015.

Born in Tjärstad, Östergötland, in 1976. Finished secondary school at Linköping Cathedral School in 1995. Vocational organist certificate (Kantorsexamen) in 1999. B.A. with first class honours in Music, Latin and History of Art in 2002. Head of Rare Collections, Swedish National Collections of Music 2006. Ph.D. in Musicology at the University of Liverpool in 2007. Associate professor (Docent) in 2013. Professor at Uppsala University since 2015.

Management committee member, European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) Action EarlyMuse: https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA21161/

Honorary member, Östgöta Nation, Uppsala 2024.

Awarded H.M. The King's Medal of the 8th size on Seraphim Order Ribbon, 2023.

Elected member of the Royal Society of the Humanities at Uppsala, 2020.

Elected member of the Royal Society of Arts and Sciences of Uppsala, 2020.

Second prize in Prix Europa (European Radio- and TV Awards) in Potsdam, 2019.

Elected member of the Swedish Royal Academy of Music in 2019.

Elected passive member of the Swedish Society of Composers (Föreningen svenska tonsättare) in 2019.

Elected member of Young Academy of Sweden in 2015.

Awarded Swedish Radio Prize for the music history series "Den svenska musikhistorien" ('The History of Music in Sweden'). 2015

Head of Swedish working group of Répertoire international des sources musicales 2006-2011.

RESEARCH PROJECTS:

Sonic Continuity as Perceived Tradition in the Liturgical Music of the Swedish Reformation, Funded by The Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation, 2024-2026.

SweLiMuS (Swedish Liturgical Music Sources), analysis, cataloguing, digitization and online publication of liturgical music manuscripts and prints c.1520-c.1820). Funded by The Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation, 2019-2021.

Cultural and Social Reverberations of the Music of a Lutheran State Church within and without its Contexts. Funded by the Swedish Research Council 2014-2018.