By Amber Flynn
“One of the most beautiful things we can give our children is music education.” — Gloria Estefan
Everyone loves and enjoys music. Whether listening, playing, or singing, we understand the gift that music brings personally and global.
Consider adding music education to your schedule by finding a local music school and enrolling in a group or private music education.
Here are a few benefits that are considered some of the top reasons to add music to your schedule this Fall.
Start learning Music Early:
Early musical training will develop the areas of the brain related to language and reasoning.
The left side of the brain develops with music and songs help imprint information on young minds.
A Sense of Achievement:
Learning to play music on a new instrument can be challenging but achievable. Those who master even the smallest goal will be able to feel proud of their achievements.
Kids stay engaged in school:
Music is fun and enjoyable. It keeps all children interested and involved.
Better Self-Confidence:
With encouragement from teachers and parents, students playing a musical instrument build pride and confidence.
Research also shows that music education can help students, even preschoolers, prepare for future endeavors.
It also helps with enhanced language capabilities, improved memory, hand-eye coordination, study habits, teamwork, and enhanced mental processing and problem-solving abilities.
And quite simply, it is fun!
