Improvisation on third movement of Overflow, Piano Concerto no3 in B Major.  Written with love for my mother Lois Stoermer. 
Recorded at Pianoforte, Chicago on March 9th 2016.
Yamaha Concert DCFX 9'

Overflow   (movement iii)

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It is so very wonderful to have discovered a beautiful world of music here on soundcloud. So many talented composers, musicians and artists. This is awesome and overwhelming at the same time... 
                  
I have always considered myself to be mainly a composer and then a pianist. I have been writing my own works since the age of 16. The first instrument that I ever played was a violin at age 6, then I began Classical piano training at age 7. My mother played violin, piano, organ and sang in the choir for the church we attended in my childhood... I hope that you will enjoy my music, it is an art that I love to work at every day....(to be continued)

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Why I Compose Music

In recent years, many people have lost their loved ones to pandemics and wars.
I, too, lost someone I deeply respected.

I started composing music because I wanted to leave behind proof that I lived.
Even after I am gone, my works will remain.

Someday, someone I have never met may appreciate my music.
Or perhaps no one will.

No one knows what the future holds.
And I think that uncertainty is beautiful.

As long as I am alive, I will continue to compose music.

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Overflow (movement iii)

d. m. stoermer