Just imagine, how would life be without music? In my view, it would be a life without harmony, without the purified soul. Music is a pleasant flow of melody in the air, which changes with rhythm and with a systematic playing method.
In today’s day and age musical instruments are probably the most successful type of hypnotism.
Learning a musical instrument plays an important role in your brain as it forms new neural connections. It sustains and feeds the brain and also improves cognitive and physical aspects of the human body.
It enhances brain development as, in order to learn any musical instrument you need to use both -the right and left part of your brain, which results in working your brain even more and improves your memory. Not only does it improve your memory but it also increases your concentration level as music requires a high level of concentration and attention. Research has shown that students who play musical instruments have done better academically.
It improves social skills, for instance making music with people in a band teaches you how to work in a team in a collaborative fashion. We get exposed to different techniques that allow us to become better at playing a particular instrument. An important aspect that music helps in is relieving stress. As music affects our emotions, it makes us happy or sad. It has been proved that music can help with keeping your mind calm and lowers your heart rate and blood pressure at the same time. Playing Slow and quiet music on an instrument relaxes our minds and bodies.
Beside all the helpful factors, playing a musical instrument is super fun because it lifts your spirit and creates an enjoyable atmosphere. Additionally, it makes for a perfect work break and uplifts your mood almost instantly.
With so many tempting reasons above, why should one NOT learn to play a musical instrument? It’s time to tune that instrument, plug in your amplifier, warm up your throat and just get going because after all music is the answer, your go to place and a total mood booster.