Jon Schmidt

Classical style modern composer and pianist Jon Schmidt was created in Salt Lake Town, Utah. His parents had been German immigrants using a flavor for traditional music. Schmidt performed in piano recitals at age eight. Before he is at his teenagers, he begun to compose music of his very own, could quickly play “Mozart Sonatas,” and got made an appearance on stage along with his musician dad often. Schmidt’s traditional schooling lasted for over ten years. At 16 the jobs transformed, and he became a piano instructor. He is at his early twenties when he converted his full interest toward a musical profession. In 1991 Jon Schmidt separately released an excellent debut record, August End. After putting your signature on with Aubergine Information, he documented a sophomore providing, Walk in the Woods, in 1993. It had been followed a season later with a Time in the Sunset, Jon Schmidt Xmas in 1997, and Towards the Summit in 2000. The last mentioned premiered under Schmidt’s very own label, JSP Productions. “Heart of a kid,” “Wintertime Wind flow,” “Tune of the Sea,” “Waterfall,” and “Homecoming” are a number of the motivating tracks modern fans will see on Schmidt’s albums. He also performs live at many main concert halls, and spent some time working with several other performers, including David Arkenstone, John Tesh, Kurt Bestor, Lex de Azevedo, and Peter Breinholt. Besides his amazing albums, Schmidt also writes sheet music and music books, such as for example MODERN Classical Piano Solos, Vol. 1.