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Tamir Moore-Freedman is a Winnipeg based Composer, Drummer, and Educator. He composes music for Film and Video Game soundtracks as well as Concert music. This website is intended to give people the opportunity to learn about Tamir and his work, as well as contact him for opportunities and collaborations!

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Sushiamo

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Tamir Moore-freedman

Media Composer & Sound Designer

Video Games - Film - Concert Work

Tamir Moore-Freedman is a composer, drummer, and educator with a bachelors degree in music (with a specialization in composition) from the University of Manitoba.

Tamir's primary focus in composition is media scoring. He wrote the soundtrack for the acclaimed roguelike deckbuilder game Sushiamo, released in November 2026. He also scored the award-winning short film Storm of the Millenium!, and his concert piece, Materia for Orchestra, is the winner of the Dr. Michael Matthews Prize in Composition. His passion for video games and their music has deep roots in retro games, including the classic Dragon Quest series scored by Koichi Sugiyama.

Tamir's music is best described as a fusion of different styles, particularly jazz and classical music. Tamir started drumming at the age of seven and has been teaching drums since 2022. He comes from a classic rock background but his interest in jazz grew in his late teenage years before he was accepted into the Jazz program at the Desautels Faculty of Music. Longing to write music, Tamir switched into the Classical stream to pursue composition, finishing his degree in 2025.

Alongside concert work and film scoring roles, Tamir continues to pursue his love for video game music, participating in numerous game jams and commercial projects, such as Super Goblin Putt-Putt and Price of a Wish, both slated for release in 2027.

Tamir has scored many short films. Currently he is working with director Jacques Leger on the upcoming film, Ripper.

Tamir's concert music has been performed in the 2025 and 2026 seasons of Contemporary Music Interactive.

Shortly after receiving his bachelors, Tamir was invited to teach Music Production at the University of Manitoba.