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David Lindberg is one of Sweden's most experienced field drummers.
His interest and knowledge includes the traditions of Sweden, Switzerland and Scotland.
Lindberg has a strong belief in the musical, cultural and historical values of traditional field drumming. This attitude in his musicianship has given him close relations with some of the worlds finest field drummers.
Lindberg serves as the Drum Major and drumming instructor of the Swedish Army Band, and dedicates most of his spare time to the development of civilian field drumming.
He is the founder of the Stockholm based Basler drum group Harlequin, and is a proud member of the Swiss Fasnacht drum group Pulsglopfer.
David Lindberg endorses Cooperman rope tensioned field drums and sticks.
Bio
1994-1999
Leader of a traditional drum corps in his home town
1996-1999
Plays the Swedish national instrument the "keyed fiddle" with a local ensemble, that tours California in 1998
1997-1999
Studies for Anders Åstrand on Framnäs Folkhögskola
1999-2005
Side drummer, the Pipes & Drums of the 1st Royal Engineers, Stockholm
2000
Conscript drummer, the Swedish Army Band
2001
Band sergeant, with responsibility for drumming education, Swedish Army Band
2002
Drum Major, Swedish Navy Band
2003
Band sergeant, Swedish Army Band
2004-2005
Studies at the university of music in Gothenburg, and Drum Major of the Swedish Airforce Band
2005-
Employment as drumming instructor and deputy Drum Major of the Swedish Army Band
2006
Begins collaboration with the swiss drumming instructor Philipp Rütsche
2008
Starts Harlequin, the first Basler drum group of Sweden
2008
Begins collaboration with Robin Engelman
2009-
Piper, the Pipes & Drums of the 1st Royal Engineers, grade 2
2009
Clinic on PASIC
2009-
Drum Major of the Swedish Army Band
2010
Performs on Basler Fasnacht with the Swiss drum group Pulsglopfer.
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