When you want to get physically fit you head to the gym. However, when you want to give your brain some exercise, you should either listen to some music or start playing piano. This is because there aren’t many other things that’ll stimulate your brain in this same way. As such, an otolaryngologist from Johns …
It’s commonly believed that piano music lessons should start when your child is entering elementary school – at around the age of 5 or 6. However, recent studies have shown that lessons should start much earlier than this – when you child turns 5- or 6-months-old. According to this research, your child will reap many …
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Most parents will go out of their way to do whatever it takes to help their children get a “step up” in their growth and development. This is why so many parents have their children participate in piano lessons today. Although they probably don’t even realize it, these parents are very smart themselves. There are …
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Every music loving parent will appreciate the findings of a new Canadian research study. It shows that after 9 months of weekly piano lessons children’s IQs rose by at least three points in comparison to their peers who weren’t taking lessons. This supports the idea that children are learning more than their scales – they’re …
Learning to play the piano doesn’t only take practice but it also requires the complex coordination of many different parts of your brain. These are the regions that are responsible for your coordination, hearing, sight, and movement. This ultimately influences your brain’s structure and function. What Research Demonstrates in This Regard Over the past two …
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