09/30/2026
It's never too early to gain benefits from making music!
A recent study from Northeastern University shows that regular music practice can benefit early staged students to outperform their peers . It's believed that regular practice for students ages 7-9 helps the brain build stronger and larger connective tissue between the regions that coordinate muscle movements/speaking and the portions that process sound.
Read more about the study here:
Sitting through an 8-year-old's shaky rendition of Christian Petzold's "Minuet in G" may be music to a proud parent's ear. To everyone else at the recital, it might not sound like encore material. Behind those wobbly notes, however, a far more complex mental production is underway—and the skills i...