Dirk Freymuth

Dirk Freymuth
Background information
Born	(1965-02-12) February 12, 1965 Frankfurt, Germany
Genres	Rock, Singer-Songwriter, Celtic, World, Renaissance, Baroque
Occupation(s)	Musician, Producer
Instruments	Guitar, viola da gamba, lute, bouzouki, mandolino
Years active	1990s–present
Labels	Red House, Suburban Noize, United Family Music, Compass
Associated acts	Hindu Rodeo, Alice Peacock, Kottonmouth Kings, Fabiana Passoni, Peter Ostroushko, John Gorka, Stuart Davis, Cascadia Viols
Website	www.dirkfreymuth.com

Dirk Freymuth (born February 12, 1965) is an American guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and educator.

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Dirk Freymuth was born on February 12, 1965, in Frankfurt, Germany. Later that year his family immigrated to the United States, and after several moves between New York, Denver, and Chicago, they eventually settled in Los Angeles in 1972. He graduated from Palos Verdes High School in 1982 and went on to study music at the University of Southern California, receiving a BM in Studio Jazz Guitar in 1988, and a MM in Early Music Performance in 1990. In 1990 he moved to Dublin, Ireland, to become a member of the Baroque Orchestra of Ireland, and from 1991-94 lived in London and was a member of the renaissance ensemble, Circa 1500, and also worked as a librarian and editor for the Tallis Scholars.

In 1994 he moved to Minneapolis to join the power-pop trio, Hindu Rodeo. Over the next several years he established himself in Minnesota as a prominent session guitarist and producer. In 1996 he became a staff producer for the Minneapolis-based record label, Compass Productions, for whom he produced more than 50 records for in a wide variety of styles, most notably Celtic and Classical music. In 2002 he returned to Los Angeles to pursue a doctoral degree in Early Music Performance, earning a D.M.A. from USC in 2005. From 2005-2008 he was an adjunct professor of music history at USC while continuing to work as a guitarist, producer, and composer.

In 2011 he accepted a full-time teaching position at Western Oregon University, where he teaches audio production, music history, and historical performance practice. He was awarded tenure in 2015.

In 2016 he became a board member to the Cascadia Chapter of the Viola da Gamba Society of America, and is a member Cascadia Viols.

In 2014 he started a duo project with uillean pipe/low whistle player, Eric Rigler, in Los Angeles. The two continue to perform regularly, often with prominent guest artists. For more information visit pipesandguitar.com

Discography

Guitarist

• Enrique Toussaint, En el Camino Blanco (2016)
• Eric Rigler/Dirk Freymuth, Belgrove Road (Bayview Records, 2015) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Kottonmouth Kings, Krown Power (United Family Music, 2015)
• Pilot, Pilot (United Family Music, 2015)
• Alice Peacock, Live from SPACE (2014) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• John Gorka, Harris and the Mare (Red House, 2014)
• Courtney Yasmineh, Red Letter Day (Brewhouse, 2014)
• John Gorka, Bright Side of Down (Red House, 2014)
• Rocket Club, Fathers and Sons (single) June 2013
• Rocket Club, Why Can’t I? (single) April 2013
• Rocket Club, Silos (single) Feb 2013
• Courtney Yasmineh, Wake Me Up When it’s Over (Yasmineh Music, 2012)
• Peter Ostroushko, The Mando Chronicles (Red House Records, 2012)
• Neal and Leandra, A Hundred Years From Now (Red House Records, 2012)
• Jim Anton, High Highs and Low Lows (Jim Anton Music, 2012)
• Kottonmouth Kings, Sunrise Sessions (Suburban Noize Records, 2011)
• Keri Noble, More Than Santa (Flickr, 2011)
• Fabiana Passoni, Naturamente Brasill (WEJ, 2011) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Jeff Arundel, Bomb (Flash Records, 2011)
• Lifescapes, Classical Guitar, (Compass, 2010) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Keri Noble, When it Don’t Come Easy (Flickr, 2010)
• Lifescapes, Christmas in Ireland (Compass, 2009) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Lifescapes, Dinner at Eight (Compass, 2009) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• John Gorka, So Dark You Can See, (Red House, 2009)
• Peter Mayer, All the Earth is One (Peppermint, 2009)
• Lifescapes, Spirit of Ireland (Compass, 2008) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Various, 2008 Riviera Maya Jazz Festival (2008)
• Supertuscan, ¬Ep (Rosarum, 2008) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Keri Noble, Winter Comes Again (Telarc, 2008)
• Enrique Toussaint, Comunidad (2008)
• Peter Ostroushko, Peter Goes to the Circus, (Red House, 2008)
• Keri Noble, Let Go (EMI, 2008)
• Fabiana Passoni, E Minha Vez (2007)
• Keri Noble, Leave Me in the Dark (Manhattan, 2007)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Music for Stress Relief (Compass, 2007) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Various, For New Orleans (2007)
• Alicia Wiley, In Your Sight (2007)
• Fabiana Passoni, E Minha Vez (2007) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Lifescapes, Celtic Celebration (Compass, 2007) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Various, For New Orleans (2007)
• Kristin Mooney, Hydroplane (2007)
• John Gorka, Writing in the Margins, (Red House, 2006)
• Peter Ostroushko, Minnesota: History of the Land (MPR, 2005)
• Lifescapes, Destination: Dreams (Compass, 2005) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Dirk Freymuth, Choro Blanco (Rosarum, 2005) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Mandy Moore, Best of Mandy Moore (2004)
• Alicia Wiley, Alicia Wiley (2004)
• Keri Noble, Fearless (Manhattan, 2004)
• Julia Wilde, Rush (2004)
• Mandy Moore, Coverage (2003)
• Hindu Rodeo, Nalladaloobr, 2003
• John Gorka, Old Futures Gone (Red House, 2003)
• Neal and Leandra, Angels and Fools (Red House, 2003)
• Peter Ostroushko, Coming Down From Red Lodge (Red House, 2003)
• Peter Ostroushko, Christmas Celtic (Compass Music, 2002)
• Peter Mayer, Earth Town Square (Peppermint records, 2002)
• Alice Peacock, Alice Peacock (Aware/Columbia records, 2002)
• Various, Going Driftless: Tribute to Greg Brown (Red House, 2002)
• Barb Ryman, Falling Down to Heaven, (Red House, 2002)
• Yohany, Yonahy (2002)
• The Proclaimers, Persevere (Nettwerk, 2001)
• Lifescapes, American Music (Compass, 2001) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Romantica, America (2001)
• Keller Coker, Foovy (Red Dog Music, 2001)
• Neal and Leandra, Bridgerail, 2001
• John Gorka, The Company We Keep (Red House Records, 2001)
• Stuart Davis, Stuart Davis (Post Apocalyptic Records, 2001)
• Dirk Freymuth, I Calor! (Rosarum Music, 2001) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• John Hermanson – Native American Flute (Compass Records, 2000)
• Brenda Weiler, Fly me Back (Beandip, 2000)
• Lifescapes, Classical Meditation (Compass, 2000) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Lifescapes, Celtic Festival Dance (Compass, 2000) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Lifescapes, Ragtime: Music of Scott Joplin (Compass, 2000) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Peter Ostroushko, Sacred Heart (2000)
• Jeff Arundel, Moodring (2000)
• Lifescapes, Music in the Time of Shakespeare (Compass, 1999) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Dirk Freymuth, Soundtrack to Lawrence Melm (Rosarum, 1999)
• Lifescapes, Christmas Guitar (Compass, 1999) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Lifescapes, Classical Christmas (Compass, 1999) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Deborah Harley, Deborah Harley (Compass, 1999)
• Christy Lee, Christy Lee (Compass, 1999)
• Stuart Davis, Bright Apocalypse (Post Apocalyptic Records,1999)
• Justin Roth, In Between (Bus Records, 1999)
• Bomsquad, Get in Closer (Rosarum, 1998)
• Lifescapes, Masters of Classical (Compass, 1998) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Billy McLaughlin, Out of Hand (Narada, 1998)
• Neal and Leandra, Stranger to My Kin (Red House Records,1998)
• Ruth MacKenzie, Kalevala (Omnium Recordings,1997)
• Various, Masters of Acoustic Guitar (Narada Records, 1997)
• Lifescapes, Peaceful Night (Compass, 1997) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Lifescapes, Celtic Guitar (Compass, 1997) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Lifescapes, Celtic Fiddle (Compass, 1997) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Jeff Arundel, Ride the Ride (Triad Records, 1997)
• Peter Mayer, Bountiful (Peppermint Records,1997)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Bagpipes (Compass, 1996)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Mystery (Compass, 1996) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Stuart Davis, Kid Mystic (Triad Records,1996)
• Lifescapes, Natural Guitar II (Compass, 1995) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Lifescapes, Forest (Compass, 1995) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Lifescapes, Celtic Christmas (Compass, 1995) – Produced by Dirk Freymuth
• Billy McLaughlin, Bow and Arrow (Proton Discs, 1995)
• Billy McLaughlin, Stormseekers (Narada, 1995)
• Stuart Davis, Nomen est Numen (Triad Records, 1995)
• Hindu Rodeo, Hindu Rodeo (Triad Records, 1994)
• Billy McLaughlin, Archery of Guitar (Proton Discs, 1992)

Producer

• Eric Rigler/Dirk Freymuth, Belgrove Road (Bayview Records, 2015)
• Alice Peacock, Live from SPACE (2014)
• Fabiana Passoni, Naturalmente Brasil (WEJ, 2011)
• Lifescapes, Bossa Nova Brazil (Compass, 2010)
• Lifescapes, Classical Guitar, (Compass, 2010)
• Lifescapes, Christmas in Ireland (Compass, 2009)
• Lifescapes, Dinner at Eight (Compass, 2009)
• Supertuscan, Ep (Rosarum, 2008)
• Lifescapes, Spirit of Ireland (Compass, 2008)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Music for Stress Relief (Compass, 2007)
• Fabiana Passoni, E Minha Vez (2007)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Celebration (Compass, 2007)
• Lifescapes, Destination: Dreams (Compass, 2005)
• Dirk Freymuth, Choro Blanco (Rosarum, 2005)
• Lifescapes, Lullabies for String Quartet (Compass, 2003)
• Lifescapes, Mozart’s Night Music (Compass, 2002)
• Lifescapes, Sunday Morning Classical (Compass, 2002)
• Lifescapes, Sunday Morning Pachelbel (Compass, 2002)
• Dirk Freymuth, i Calor! (Rosarum Music, 2001)
• Lifescapes, Handel: Messiah (Compass, 2001)
• Lifescapes, Classical Piano (Compass, 2001)
• Lifescapes, American Music (Compass, 2001)
• Lifescapes, Classical Meditation (Compass, 2000)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Festival Dance (Compass, 2000)
• Lifescapes, Ragtime: Music of Scott Joplin (Compass, 2000)
• Lifescapes, Music in the Time of Shakespeare (Compass, 1999)
• Dirk Freymuth, Soundtrack to Lawrence Melm (Rosarum, 1999)
• Lifescapes, Christmas Guitar (Compass, 1999)
• Lifescapes, Classical Christmas (Compass, 1999)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Christmas II (Compass, 1998)
• Lifescapes, Traditional Wedding (Compass, 1998)
• Lifescapes, Beethoven (Compass, 1998)
• Lifescapes, Pachelbel (Compass, 1998)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Harp (Compass, 1998)
• Bomsquad, Get in Closer (Rosarum, 1998)
• Lifescapes, Masters of Classical (Compass, 1998)
• Lifescapes, Bach (Compass, 1997)
• Lifescapes, Pachelbel and his Contemporaries (Compass, 1997)
• Lifescapes, Romantic Classical (Compass, 1997)
• Lifescapes, Christmas Baroque (Compass, 1997)
• Lifescapes, Peaceful Night (Compass, 1997)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Guitar (Compass, 1997)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Fiddle (Compass, 1997)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Bagpipes (Compass, 1996)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Mystery (Compass, 1996)
• Lifescapes, Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Compass, 1995)
• Lifescapes, Christmas Baroque (Compass, 1995)
• Lifescapes, Natural Guitar II (Compass, 1995)
• Lifescapes, Forest (Compass, 1995)
• Lifescapes, Celtic Christmas (Compass, 1995)
• Lifescapes, Relaxing Strings (Compass, 1995)

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