Expand your brain power by learning how to play a musical instrument!

By lmt-adminJune 1, 2023
Est. Reading: 3 minutes

The secret is out: you can now increase your brain power by learning to play a musical instrument!

Playing a musical instrument is proven to expand your brain power and increase your cognitive awareness.

Learning to play an instrument requires a tremendous amount of micro-skills that all need to be fine-tuned to perfection to allow you to play with fluency and excellence.

You learn so many aspects of life through music.

You will learn patience, perseverance, determination, continuing through difficulties, and the importance of improving daily.

You become a more rounded, peaceful, and intelligent person by learning to play a musical instrument!

 Next to the word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the world. 

Martin Luther

Music is mystical; it is part of the realm of the fourth dimension. It is part of the higher realm where things exist outside of knowable science. (For example - we cannot express in words what music sometimes makes us feel!)

What major Universities have to say about music increasing your brain power

According to the Florida National University, learning to play an instrument eases stress, reduces examination anxiety, improves performance and can even cure pain!

In addition, according to them "music moves the brain to pay attention" - see the full article here https://www.fnu.edu/benefits-studying-music/

The University of Birmingham states that learning music improves your overall brain power and health and provides you with developing versatile strengths usefull for any industry.

To see what they have to say, please view: https://www.fnu.edu/benefits-studying-music/

If you have time, you can even read what Anita Collins from the University of Canberra says in her document entitled: "Music Education and the Brain: What Does It Take to Make a Change?".

You can view her views and research here. Discover the benefits of Music Education to Brain Development and her conclusions in the document.

 The aim and final end of all music should be none other than the Glory of God and the refreshment of the soul. 

Johann Sebastian Bach

Learning music develops character and finesse

Learning how to play music is an incredible gift!

It transforms us from mere mortals to the higher realms of the fourth dimension.... outside of time!

Learning how to play music is, however, incredibly frustrating at times!

That is actually good!

It builds character and great qualities that are hard to obtain in other areas of life.

Learning to play an instrument teaches us to be tenacious. Not to give up at the first signs of trouble.

It teaches patience and endurance. The ability NOT to give up or give in!

The hardest part is getting started

As human beings, we are experts when it comes to procrastination and delaying our endeavours.

We are hard-wired to avoid pain and take the road towards the comfortable.

It is only when we reach a point of I-need-to-start-this-right-now that we take action.

An overwhelming number of choices make it hard to select a teacher and get started.

That is exactly why we have created this outstanding music academy for you!

With LMT Music Academy, you can browse and look at our wonderful teachers who will help you develop and reach your musical goals!

If you are short of time and you want a 'concierge service', we can send one of our team of instructors out to your home if you live in central London.

We have world-class music teachers at LMT Music Academy - view our teachers here

Simplicity is the final achievement. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art. 

Frédéric Chopin

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