“Teaching music is not my main purpose. I want to make good citizens. If children hear fine music from the day of their birth and learn to play it, they develop sensitivity, discipline and endurance. They get a beautiful heart.” –Shinichi Suzuki

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Five Reasons Why Your Should Invest in Music Lessons

Five Reasons Why Your Should Invest in Music Lessons

 

As parents, we’re always on the lookout for activities that not only entertain our kids but also enrich their lives. Enter the world of music, where magic meets learning. If you’ve ever considered music lessons for your child, keep reading to understand the amazing benefits only music education can do!

 

Social Development

Music lessons are extremely helpful in developing kids social skills. Group settings like orchestras, ensembles and group classes are an opportunity to form connections and work together. It also teaches children to problem-solve with others and develop leadership skills. 

 

Builds Confidence and Self-esteem

Children love a sense of achievement, and in music lessons there are many milestones along the way. When a child takes each step along the way you will see a sense of pride, satisfaction and self worth improve. sense of accomplishment that students feel when they play for other people is unmatched by other extra curricular activities.

 

Music stimulates Brain Development

Different studies have proven that the comprehension of musical language can benefit a child’s overall mental development. It is found that children who take music training have enhanced comprehension and auditory processing. All these improved abilities translate into heightened problem-solving skills and in processing information.

 

Teaches patience and perseverance

It is no secret that learning an instrument requires practice and dedication. You have to be willing to show up to your lessons, put in the hard work, and not give up in the face of challenges and setbacks. In addition to taking lessons, students are expected to practice consistently, which shows them the value of patience and perseverance. 

 

Music is fun! 

Playing music actively engages and stimulates the brain, making you feel happy and occupied.

Simply put, it is fun to play an instrument, and it is a gift that keeps giving. As students grow, music continues to be part of their lives and they continue to play for enjoyment. Einstein used the violin to relax when he became stuck in his thinking process. Music clears the mind and calms the nerves!

Monica Lima

Monica Lima is a passionate cellist and music educator with 20 years experience in teaching music to students from all ages. After obtaining her Professional Title of Music with Specialisation in Violoncello at Irun Music Conservatorium in Spain, Monica has dedicated her life to teaching and has taken continuous training and professional development in Brazil, Peru, United Kingdom, United States and Australia. Monica is always looking for ways to make learning cello incredibly fun and loves creating printables for cello students. She is the author of the Cello Workbook and the Scales For Beginners book. Monica runs a private cello studio in Sydney Northern Beaches and plays at the North Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Northern Beaches Orchestra.

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