Whether you’re an
aspiring triple threat, to someone who sings in the shower, you are improving
your health. Music benefits so much more than people could even put their minds
to!
Music is:
- Physical:
Whilst not being as physical as most activities, can be described and thought of as sport. The way many learn to sing and keep timings and rhythms, builds coordination in the human body. A healthy body is also developed through the strategic breaths that is taught and constructed when playing an instrument that requires air such as trumpets, clarinets, flutes and saxophones.
- Emotional:
Music is an art form. Through songs and melody's we can express our feelings and inner thoughts as well as telling a story and powerful through our musical notes and lyrics.
- Academic:
Music has been found to train brains into a higher order thinking. Tests taken on California, America show that that second graders that receive music lessons scored 27% higher on their marks in proportional maths and fractions tests then children who don't receive any music lessons. Research also has proven that musical training permanently triggers a young mind for enhanced performance.
- Life:
Music is a pure gift that each child will receive. Some will have talents in singing, others in musical instruments and then again, there will be some in dancing to music- feeling the music and rhythms.
Music, for some is
therapy- for most, it is an expression of their feelings at the time. Whether
they can dance to the beat, sing in tune or they remember all the lyrics- music
becomes a gateway for many to have fun and it is an outlet for all to groove and
shout out those choruses.
Music is a global
language! Many are lucky enough to learn and pursue careers in the domain of
music and others are fortunate enough to listen to the marvellous developments
of the music industry!
May we all grow to
appreciate the importance of music. It is important for our own selves in
physical, emotional, academic and life aspects. It is also a global phenomenon
which has lasted through centuries! Enjoy music, contribute to music and
embrace music in all styles!
Written by Jess Parcell.
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