Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
Photo: Karolina Grabowska
Learning the piano from a young age has an impressive effect on the brain development; amazingly, it has the effect of making a person's brain more symmetrical.
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Read More »For many people, it’s something that’s been endlessly on the to-do list. I’ll take up the guitar. I’ll join a jazz band. If you can play a musical instrument, well done, you are doing something because you’re passionate about it. It takes dedication and willpower to become a good musician. For those who are undecided, on the verge of taking one up —as if you really need anymore reasons— here is proof of the benefits of playing a musical instrument.
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Read More »If that weren’t amazing enough, piano players come into a whole different league. Whilst guitar-playing favors left-handed dexterity (and vice versa for left-handed players), piano players learn to hit different notes with both hands while navigating between 88 keys. Learning the piano from a young age has an impressive effect on the brain development; amazingly, it has the effect of making a person’s brain more symmetrical. According to a study , the reason for this is that piano players have to overcome a characteristic that is innate in the vast majority of people, the favoring of one hand over the other. The central sulcus is a region of the brain that determines which hand is dominant. For most people, this region goes deeper on one side than the other determining which hand is dominant. For piano players, there is a clearly demonstrable difference to the majority of other people. The central sulcus is much more symmetrical. It may sound like we’re saying piano playing is great because it makes your brain look aesthetically pleasing. Of course the effects is further reaching and not quite as absurd. Several studies point towards piano playing making the brain run much more efficiently overall. That also leads us to think if all the percussion instruments that involve both hands actually have the same effect too, say for drums players.
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