Daniel Fredriksson

Senior Lecturer Daniel Fredriksson is affiliated with Dalarna University's School of Culture and Society, specializing in Sound and Music Production. He serves as Programme Director for the Master’s Programme in Audiovisual Studies (KAVPA) and the One Year Master Programme in Audiovisual Studies (HMASA), and Course Coordinator for courses including Audiovisual Production Processes (ABQ2AZ). His research focuses on intersections between music production, cultural policy, and traditional music studies, with particular attention to Swedish folk music history, audiovisual technologies, and subcultural musical movements like black metal. Recent projects include studies on the Mora-oud hybrid instrument, the cultural implications of music festivals, and the role of music in post-industrial communities.

Research interests span ethnomusicology, music industry dynamics, gender studies in the music sector, and the application of resonance theory to audiovisual art. He actively contributes to international conferences such as the International Council for Traditional Music (ICTM), producing conference reports and collaborative research outputs. His work frequently bridges traditional practices with contemporary digital media, exemplified in projects like 'Evangistrum' and audiovisual storytelling initiatives.

Teaching responsibilities emphasize knowledge production through design methodologies and cross-genre music studies. Advising and grant-related activities are not explicitly detailed in available records. Fredriksson collaborates on interdisciplinary projects involving musical instrument innovation and cultural heritage preservation, reflecting his commitment to both academic rigor and applied creativity.