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Music and math are highly intertwined. By understanding beat, rhythm, and scales, children are learning how to divide, create fractions, and recognize patterns. It seems that music wires a child’s brain to help him better understand other areas of math…Musical instrument classes also introduce young children to basic physics.

The music develops physical skills

Certain instruments, such as percussion, help children develop coordination and motor skills; they require movement of the hands, arms, and feet. This type of instrument is great for high-energy kids. Enhancing coordination and perfecting timing can prepare children for other hobbies, like dance and sports.

Music introduces children to other cultures

By learning about instruments, kids can discover how music plays a critical role in other cultures. Bongos and timbales may introduce children to African and Cuban styles of music. Although the modern-day violin has roots in Italy, learning to play it exposes children to classical music popularized by Austrian musicians…

Music develops Creative Thinking

Creative thinking is the kind of thinking that leads to new insights. Music can play an incredible part in developing critical thinking. Whether it is creating a new song from scratch or analyzing lyrics to uncover their meaning, music provides students with countless opportunities to be creative and experimental.

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