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4 Ways Learning Piano Benefits Your Brain

Calendar December 31, 1969

As any musician or music teacher can tell you, there are a huge range of benefits of learning music.[1]  Although it can be a tricky skill to pick up at first, the cognitive benefits are absolutely worth it. Scientists are becoming increasingly interested in how music can affect the brain, and recent research indicates there could be endless benefits to learning an instrument. Whether you’re looking to boost your memory, improve your multitasking skills or even reduce stress, learning the piano could be the key.

 

Improve Your Multitasking Ability

When you play piano, you’re forcing your brain, eyes, hands and feet to work together. As all beginner piano players know, this is no easy task. Improved multitasking ability is one of the great cognitive benefits of piano [1] playing. As you learn more complex pieces, you’ll become better at balancing all the different tasks involved in piano playing. Before you know it, you’ll be playing your favourite songs without even trying! Improving your multitasking skills has a range of benefits away from the piano. You may even find it easier to study, work or complete chores at home.

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