Why Piano?
Why Learn To Play Piano?
The benefits of learning to play a musical instrument, more specifically the piano, are immense. Learning to play the piano not only improves fine motor skills, memory, cognition, stress management and hand-eye coordination – it impacts a person’s mind, body and life.
Studies have found that playing piano positively affects both young and old people on a physiological and psychological level. Other benefits of playing piano include:
- Improved concentration & memory (particularly verbal memory in children)
- Playing piano increases spatial-temporal ability, which figures heavily in math, science and engineering
- Enhanced time management & cognition
- Creativity & self-expression
- Piano lessons for older adults have shown significant impact on Human Growth Hormone, slowing adverse effects of aging
- Music reduces anxiety, heart and respiratory rates, cardiac complications, lowers blood pressure, and increases immune response.
Playing piano, without any doubt, can assist in the full development of a person and to improve many aspects of their life. Learn to play piano and discover potential you never thought you had ♫
For additional information on the benefits of playing piano for both children & adults, please visit the sources below:
- https://www.steinway.com/news/features/the-benefits-of-playing-piano
- https://articles.roland.com/advantages-of-learning-piano-as-an-adult/
- https://www.pianogallery.com/health-benefits/
- https://www.pianodreamers.com/benefits-of-playing-piano/
- https://pianu.com/blog/learning-piano-benefits-your-brain