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The Piano Guys – O Come O Come Emmanuel
The Piano Guys Jon Schmidt I Do

The Piano Guys Jon Schmidt Piano Solos I, contents:

Waterfall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Cherished Moments. . . . 11
Song of the Ocean. . . . . . 17
Morning Light. . . . . . . . . 27
Tribute (Easier Key). . . . . . . 34
Homecoming. . . . . . . . . . 44
All of Me. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Tribute (Original Key). . . . . . 62
Jon Schmidt Catalog . . . .72

The Piano Guys Jon Schmidt Piano Solos II,

SONGS INCLUDED:
Good Times (Class of ’84)
Passages
Bells of Freedom
By Moonlight
Sacred Ground (Alfred Burt)
Ridin’ West
Winter Wind

The Piano Guys Jon Schmidt Piano Solos III,

SONGS INCLUDED:
Prelude (My Little Girl)
Nativity
Air on the F String
Dumb Song
Bedtime Story
Michael meets Mozart
Game Day (Highland Games)

The Piano Guys Let It Go Disneys Frozen Vivaldis Winter
The Piano Guys Michael Meets Mozart
The Piano Guys Perfect (piano solo)

The Piano Guys, solo piano, optional cello, including:

All Of Me
Arwen’s Vigil
Begin Again
Bring Him Home
Can’t Help Falling In Love
Home
Just The Way You Are
Michael Meets Mozart
A Thousand Years
Twinkle Lullaby
CELLO PART
Arwen’s Vigil
Begin Again
Bring Him Home
A Thousand Years
Home
Twinkle Lullaby

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The Best of ThePianoGuys 2021 – Piano Music Collection – ThePianoGuys Greatest Hits

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The Piano Guys (short bio)

The Piano Guys are pianist Jon Schmidt, cellist Steven Sharp Nelson, videographer and editor Tel Stewart, producer and videographer Paul Anderson and recording and production specialist Al van der Beek, five Utah residents, family men and close friends. The story is one of worldwide success, a meteoric rise to fame propelled by creativity, determination, faith and a great deal of luck.

The Piano Guys are an American musical group consisting of Jon Schmidt, Steven Sharp Nelson, Tel Stewart, Paul Anderson and Al van der Beek. They became famous through YouTube, where they posted videos of performances and mixes of popular songs accompanied by professional-looking video shots edited by Paul Anderson and Tel Stewart. In December 2011, they released their first album, titled “Hits Volume 1.” Their second album, “The Piano Guys”, reached number one on Billboard’s New Age Albums and Classical Album charts in 2012.

Paul Anderson owned a piano store in St. George, Utah. He met musician Jon Schmidt as the latter came in to ask if he could practice there for an upcoming concert. Months later, Paul Anderson and Tel Stewart (then just for fun) began making Jon Schmidt videos together. It wasn’t long after that they made their first collaboration with Jon Schmidt, Steven Sharp Nelson, and Al van der Beek as the studio and music technician. After the five of them started collaborating, the group really started to take off, producing a music video every week and posting it on YouTube.

The team also includes Tel Stewart (videography and editing) and Al van der Beek (production and recording)

Several of the group’s YouTube videos have more than 20 million views. As of August 4, 2013, The Piano Guys’ YouTube channel has over 257 million total video views and over 1.8 million subscribers.

Jon plays the piano, and Steven plays the cello – both acoustic and electric.

In most songs, they record several audio tracks that are mixed together. Videos of previous audio tracks are sometimes overlaid to give the impression that many identical instrumentalists are playing at once.

In September 2012, it was announced that The Piano Guys had been signed by Sony. This led to a worldwide release of the album “The Piano Guys”, followed in 2013 by “The Piano Guys 2”.

The guys

Jon Schmidt

Salt Lake City native Schmidt has been playing music since he was old enough to sit at a piano, began composing his own songs at age 11 and teaching piano at 16. He enjoyed a successful solo career for two decades before joining The Piano Guys, releasing eight albums and seven music books in a variety of genres. His individual style may best be described as an eclectic blend of classical and New Age music with pop elements; he credits Beethoven, Billy Joel and Mannheim Steamroller as his main influences. He currently lives in Bountiful with his wife, Michelle Schmidt, with whom he has five children.

Steven Sharp Nelson

Also known as “The Cello Guy,” Sharp Nelson began studying cello at age 8, percussion at 12 and guitar at 17. He is a pioneer in “cello-percussion,” the unique blend of these three instruments that is a main facet of The Piano Guys’ unique compositions. With influences including Bobby McFerrin, U2, Sting and James Taylor, he has contributed as a session musician on over 100 different albums and released three of his own. Along with Schmidt, he is the main performer and public face of The Piano Guys; his quirky creativity and sense of humor can be seen in nearly all of their videos. He was born in and currently resides in Salt Lake City with his wife and their three children.

Tel Stewart

Leeds native and self-described “tech geek” Stewart studied communications with an emphasis in digital film production at then Dixie State College of Utah, during which time he worked as a piano mover for Anderson’s store. The rest was history after meeting The Piano Guys and Stewart now uses his immense talent to bring their visions to life on film. He is married with one child and lives in St. George.

Paul Anderson

Prior to founding The Piano Guys, Anderson, who was born in Blythe, Calif. and raised in St. George, worked as a salesman at a Yamaha piano dealership. He became the store’s owner in 2001 and changed its name to The Piano Gallery of Southern Utah, using his ingenuity and knack for marketing to make the business a success. Following a serious back injury in 2007 that left him bedridden for six months, he used the downtime to educate himself in YouTube and social media, which eventually sparked the idea to create uplifting, unique music videos. He funded and promoted The Piano Guys’ first releases on his own, determined to reach a worldwide audience. He still lives in St. George with his wife, Tracy Anderson, and their four children.

Al van der Beek

Born in New Zealand to Dutch and Samoan parents, van der Beek’s family moved to Utah when he was 6 years old. He gained an appreciation for music from an early age, playing and singing with his siblings. He opened his own recording studio in 2004, which he managed until becoming a full-time member of The Piano Guys, serving as producer, songwriter, sound engineer and choreographer. He lives in Sandy with his wife and family.

“We just want to keep doing what we’re doing,” Sharp Nelson said. “I honestly believe our best song has yet to be written.”