450 Hours of Piano Practice - Adult Beginner Piano

What does 450 hours of piano practice actually look like? I started learning piano at age 37 in 2018, but I never really stuck with it. No structure, no consistency… and not much progress. In 2024, I decided to start over - this time with a completely different approach: Structured online courses Consistent daily practice Tracking every single session Recording every piece along the way This video shows exactly what that journey looked like - from my earliest attempts to where I am now after 450 hours of focused practice. Progress didn’t happen overnight… but it did happen. 🎹 What you’ll see in this video: Beginner clips from my first attempts Key milestones along the way Practice hours tracked over time Selected pieces that marked meaningful progress 📌 If you’re learning piano (or thinking about starting), here a few takeaways: Consistency matters more than talent Structure makes a huge difference Progress is possible at any age Connecting with like-minded people really helps 📚 Courses & Resources I Used: These helped me add structure, stay consistent, and track my progress: Courses: Complete Piano Path (Piano TV) - https://www.pianotv.net/ Le Chéile Music - https://www.skool.com/le-cheile-music... Piano Tips - https://piano-tips.com/ YouTube Channels: Piano TV -    / @pianotvnet   Le Chéile Music -    / @lecheilemusic   Piano Tips -    / @pianotipsofficial   Josh Wright -    / @joshwrightpiano   Lets Play Piano Methods -    / @letsplaypianomethods   Piano with Beth -    / @pianowithbeth   Amy Comparetto -    / @amycomparetto   Practice & Tracking: PianoTrack: https://pianotrack.app Subscribe to follow my progress and see what comes next. #piano #pianoprogress #pianopractice #adultlearning #musicpractice