Daniel Freimuth

Daniel Freimuth serves as a Lecturer at the University of Music Würzburg since the winter semester of 2020/21, specializing in Practical Piano Playing within the Piano Department. His institutional affiliation spans performance instruction and pedagogical development in keyboard disciplines.

His academic background includes piano studies at Karlsruhe University of Music under Daniela Willimek, improvisation training with Manfred Kratzer, music theory with Prof. Michael Moriz, and music education with singing specialization under Prof. Dr. Johannes M. Walter. Complementing this, he pursued English studies at the University of Stuttgart.

Research interests encompass Piano Performance pedagogy, Music Education methodologies, Improvisation techniques, Classical Music interpretation, and Jazz performance practices. His professional profile bridges performance practice with educational theory, reflecting both European classical traditions and contemporary jazz idioms.

Active internationally as a concert performer across classical and jazz genres, his artistic practice informs his teaching approach. No formal scientific awards or publications were documented in the source materials.

While no graduate students or research grants were explicitly referenced, his role emphasizes direct pedagogical engagement through institutional teaching responsibilities. The departmental structure focuses on instrumental specialization within the university's performance-oriented framework.