Since their serendipitous start in a Southern Utah piano shop, The Piano Guys have proven to be a powerhouse group without limits. The quartet consists of Jon Schmidt (pianist, songwriter), Steven ...

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The members of a one-of-a-kind music group are striking a chord with devoted audiences. Lee Cowan shows us how they do it: There's no easy way to describe what The Piano Guys do. There's no point in ...

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The Piano Guys have gained nearly 6 million YouTube subscribers by making sleek music videos featuring the piano and cello in places where neither instrument belongs. The Great Wall of China? Yeah, ...

For four self-described “goofy dads” from Utah, The Piano Guys enjoy quite the online following. Together with producer/videographer Paul Anderson and music producer Al van der Beek, the two ...

When The Piano Guys took the stage in a burst of billowing smoke with an electrifying performance of Coldplay’s “A Sky Full of Stars,” they set the tone for the rest of the evening: A night of magical ...

Just ahead of their 500 millionth YouTube viewing, the group tells THR of shooting videos atop Wonders of the World and spotlighting their original tunes By Ashley Lee The Piano Guys H 2014 The Piano ...

The Piano Guys have gained nearly 6 million YouTube subscribers by making sleek music videos featuring the piano and cello in places where neither instrument belongs. The Great Wall of China? Yeah, ...