The Psychology of Music Learning.
From a psychological angle, music involves all parts of the brain, the frontal lobes, the motor systems as well as the deeper emotional brain. In other words it is the most holistic of knowledge areas.
Source::https://www.musictogether.com/parents/whats-happening-in-babies-brains-during-music-experiences/
Skills involving sound, visual patterns, mathematics, language, emotional expression, movement and creative planning – they are all needed in learning, playing, performing or creating music.
Research shows that music positively affects the brain by releasing pleasure-inducing neurochemicals like dopamine, improving mood, and enhancing memory and cognitive function. It also stimulates various brain regions, strengthening connections and increasing neuroplasticity, which helps with learning, creativity, and even the management of pain and stress.
Music is soooo beneficial on many levels!
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