Book: How Music Affects Our Brains, Health, and Life in General

Keyboard musicians have an increased tactile sensitivity of the hands; they are also better at tasks that require the acquisition of new motor skills, especially if they began to learn music as a child.

The connectedness of the brain is improved by singing, and this is available to everyone and the tool is not needed.

But it is now known that the hypothesis that our mind after this period "freezes", taking once and for all a certain form, is wrong: the brain remains plastic all life. This means that it is never too late for us to learn and the brain to change, and learning to play an instrument or sing is a powerful way to stimulate the mind.

Music heard in adolescence and adolescence makes up a significant part of the melody that we will enjoy for the rest of our lives.

Music can be emotional because we attach emotion to it and it makes connections with our memories. This phenomenon is also called the Nostalgic Recognition Effect.

In particular, scientists have found that musically developed children have an advantage in cases where it is necessary to make out speech among noise.

Learning to play an instrument or sing is extremely difficult, and as a result, some related skills and abilities can improve as you learn music.

Music is a universal human dynamic system of sound signals, having a multi-purpose purpose.