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I just left a friend’s house after a get together where I found she played and two of my favorite songs to boot! Yiruma’s River Flows In You and Ludovico Einuadi’s Nuvole Bianche. Seeing them played in front of me was inspiring and I wondered, could I do that? Seeing your video shows me that with work, I could learn to play those songs at 45. Thanks for sharing your experience.

That à really good advices! I learn for a 3 years and can approved that it's a common mistakes 😊

Good job

Probably the best self help ytber out there

Of course every beginner practices Fur Elise

what about gow 3 kratos phyqiue?

did you also learn sight reading during this time?

Congratulations! This is a sign of perseverance and dedication.

It also helps to have manic episodes just as Hemingway did ;)

I am not sure why you had to mention the age 😂😂😂😂

I did my vitamin K for depression while piano shopping and this guy is now blowing my mind.

I saw that dozen a day book! I still use that book from 50 years ago!

I remember "Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell" ...🫠

Nikola tesla and Swami Vivekanand are closest😊

MAN, YOUR ARMS ARE LIKE MINE. NOT MUSICAL AT ALL, ITS LOOKS MASCULINE WITH MUSCLE HERE AND THERE.. STIFF AND STRONG, THEY MEANT TO MAKE A BUILDING, NOT PRESSING THOSE NOTS. I CANT PICTURE MYSELF DOING DAT. 😂😂😂

Very interesting channel. I am pretty much like you, without the success you had mastering many interests. I am on my way though. Out of curiosity. So you learn piano just 25 mins per day? I started learning bass, and devote more or less 30 mins per day splitting my studies in 10 minute bouts. I wonder if this is enough? I have people telling me that 15 mins is enough and nother people telling me that I should do 4 hours a days s:.

I'll let you off the missing 3 year video

Wheres 3 ffs

congrats!

Great video. Thank you for uploading

Need the manic episodes this man had to pump out a magnum opus

Awesome dude. There’s a few issues though. You need to approach this the way you would bjj or chess. You don’t do the next move without setting up the first. Learning the nuances to these pieces is vital to truly playing them. Every annotation and dynamic is important. Practicing without them is a detriment to how they sound. You develope inconsistent rhythm and timing and dynamics. Learning to read and understand is a major role in this. Otherwise you are relying on your ear to decode what is intended to be played. I believe few people have that ability, although many say they do and their playing says otherwise. It’s far more than copying note for note. It’s very important to slowly go measure by measure slowly and play it perfectly slow making sure to absorb the staccatos etc, then add 1 note/beat. Keep at it because you are doing well. Just keep this in mind. It will bring a ton of life to your playing.

Hope you (& your viewers) will appreciate that some of us have eyesight challenges & therefore, find Kindle easier. Also that in some countries digital books are cheaper than paper books. ($$$ are important for some of us).

great. good luck

I got pretty good at piano in two years only practicing once a week for a few hours. So imagine what you can do if you practice every day for half an hour?

Always had a passion for boogie woogie. I hope this time I get around to it. It just sounds so much fun.

Reading sheet music was always a problem for me. Read music at a 3rd grade level at best. Even with 7 years of band orchestra and marching band experience as a drummer. Never had a problem keeping tempo. Taught myself piano during lunch time my senior year in high school. 45 minutes a day for 5 days a week for almost a year. Even 7 years later I could go through a music sheet in 2 hours and memorize it & perform it. I got up to 38 songs memorized in my head. This time I will pay more attention to learning to read better up to an acceptable level. 2nd time around at keyboards.

Thanks

Great work! Well done

I prefer Reading Books rather than on E-Books. Ah yes, I did look through comment and mostly people prefer e-books. But I can't really focus. I prefer physically reading books because I had a hard time, Focusing. Like its the same experience with the pandemic covid where I have to study online, i was struggling really bad, my grade went so bad and fail. I can't focus. Everyone has their own way to read books as long as we read and enjoy that just it.

how does one manage with only two notebooks tho? I have like four notebooks and i might get more because of how functional they are

Thank you very much for this video! I’m team “too-old-to-join-a-conservatoire” and I am searching for people who can prove that old limits are nonsense. 🥂

Jesus loves you!!! Believe in him and have everlasting life!!!

John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Amazing progress

How do you escape escapism?

Sad to see a 40 years old man wasting his time on this sheit. Beard only make you look even more idiotic.

Great one, Joel, many thanks, appreciate your work!

You just inspired me!

The only Dave Allen worth thinking of is the Irishman who taught a child to tell the time 😂

Reminds me of the book title by J. Gordon "Structures: Or Why Things Don't Fall Down". 😄

excellent advice

This is so inspirational, thank you for sharing this. You have done, and are doing so well

I'm in my 40s as well and wanting to learn piano and music theory... My brain is already tired... This video was encouraging. Congratulations, sounds really good for 1 year.

So apparently, Hemingway beat procrastination with procrastination. Genius.

Amazing progress for such a short time. Great job.

I've been in awe of piano players since i was a child. Always had a keyboard and went through phases of learning a few pieces of music to memory, then life gets in the way, and the keyboard gets put away for a few months. I've finally decided to get it out again now, and my children are interested in it and love hitting the keys, too. I've started to learn to read music and learn new pieces that are at my level rather than attempting something way too hard like I usually do, and im having a lot of fun with it I have to admit. My biggest fear is hand independence, I can play simple stuff with both hands, but I'll be damned if i can ever get them to play together, lol.

Nice.

@1:13 woundnt that waste time or take longer? Also what if u keep making the same mistake over and over again

Hey!! I'm starting to do a progress in Piano for 1.5 hours a day😈😈😈. I want to be consistent yall🙏😈. ( I'll do it tomorrow )