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Classical style new age composer and pianist Jon Schmidt was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. His parents were German immigrants with a taste for classical music. Schmidt performed in piano recitals at the age of eight. Before he was in his teens, he began to compose music of his own, could easily play "Mozart Sonatas," and had appeared on stage with his musician father often. Schmidt's classical training lasted for over a decade. At 16 the roles changed, and he became a piano teacher. He was in his early twenties when he turned his full attention toward a musical career. In 1991 Jon Schmidt independently released a superb debut album, August End. After signing with Aubergine Records, he recorded a sophomore offering, Walk in the Woods, in 1993. It was followed a year later by A Day in the Sunset, Jon Schmidt Christmas in 1997, and then To the Summit in 2000. The latter was released under Schmidt's own label, JSP Productions. "Heart of a Child," "Winter Wind," "Song of the Ocean," "Waterfall," and "Homecoming" are some of the inspiring tracks new age fans will find on Schmidt's albums. He also performs live at many major concert halls, and has worked with a number of other artists, including David Arkenstone, John Tesh, Kurt Bestor, Lex de Azevedo, and Peter Breinholt. Besides his wonderful albums, Schmidt also writes sheet music and music books, such as New Age Classical Piano Solos, Vol. 1. ~ Charlotte Dillon, Rovi
This has always been my favorite classical piece! Everytime I hear it, I remember the happiest day of my life, when I got married to Dennis-for this was my wedding march. It is indeed very well done by Mr. Schmidt! I could listen to this all day....very peaceful and full of serendipity! Mr. Schmidt has a musical genre all of his own!
Tonight I heard a knocking on my door and my cell phone ringing. I just became quiet and wanted no one to enter my space except this mans music. I cry and I smile when I listen to his voice.
I stood 10 feet away from him in a private dinner concert. He was absolutely amazing! He would even play with his arms, feet, toes and head. Hilarious!
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is the best song he has been part of I have heard yet!
*He never actually had lessons, and plays just by ear.
*He will play live upside down and backwards and will ad lib songs in front of huge crowds!