Should you encourage your child to learn a musical instrument? Do music lessons have benefits beyond the ability to "Rock"!
Should you encourage your child to learn a musical instrument? Do music lessons have benefits beyond the ability to "Rock"!
Armless Drummer: A Powerhouse Percussionist & Bass Player! Cornel Hrisca-Munn plays drums & bass despite having no arms. What were you complaining about again?
Music moves us. When we hear a song, it stirs emotions inside of us. Often time, seconds after a song starts, a memory pops into my head. For many of us that love music, we have written a soundtrack of our lives. The sad times, the good times, moments that changed how we feel and think. But, is there a science to the emotion of music? Chris Gaylord of The Christian Science Monitor writes:
How can music education change a child's life? From Little Kids Rock...
Often times, music lessons can be expensive. You don’t need the latest and greatest equipment or instrument from the music industry to play an instrument well and grow in your skill! It can, however, be challenging to spend money if you don’t know where to start.
We wanted to give you an inside scoop on ways you can save money when your child is taking music lessons - take a look at the list..
Do you have an aspiring musician in your home? Choosing which instrument to play can actually be a big challenge! For instance, two instruments - the guitar and bass - are quite similar. What makes them different? Is one easier to learn than the other?
Let’s take a look at some of the key differences between the guitar and the bass.
Music can have a drastic impact on many things including your mood, alertness, and even education! In the past, research has been done to analyze the effect that music can have on children as they learn.
Dr. Nina Kraus has done significant research on the effects music has on the brain, and how it may benefit children who are in school. “The team showed that exposure to music lessons physically..
