
Science
has shown that musical training can improve brain structure and
function, strengthening long-term memory and leading to better brain
development for those who start at a young age. The brain is arguably
the most important part of the human body, coordinating and running all
bodily functions such as keeping the heart beating, helping muscles
work, assisting the nose in perceiving smells, helping the eyes see, and
so on.
For
the brain to continue to work perfectly, you need to stimulate it
frequently. One of the things that can assist in stimulating and
developing the brain is music. Music stimulates the brain in a very
powerful way, because of our emotional connection to it. Music can make
people feel sadness or happiness, as well as other emotions that can be
felt and perceived.
Think: If listeners of music are stimulating their brains, what about musicians themselves?
Musicians tend to be more mentally alert, with faster auditory, and tactile reaction times– they think quickly on their feet!

Experience our premier pre-professional orchestra for yourself! The Asian Youth Orchestra concert
tour begins on August 3rd with performances in China, Hong Kong,
Philippines, Taiwan and Tokyo by Conductors Richard Pontzious and James
Judd, and Soloists Anna Tsybuleva (Pianist) and Yu-Chien Tseng
(Violinist). Get your tickets early!
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