It's obvious that Music Matters. Go to a church meeting with no music. Go to a movie with no music. Watch your favorite TV show with no music. In these moments music serves an important purpose. Whether it adds texture and meaning to the images we view or it helps us emotionally connect with what is going on, music has a capacity to affect us in a powerful way. In all the instances described all we are is a spectator to music, but we can also be a participant.
The non-musical benefits connected to music come from learning how to play it - not just listening. Music is a way for people to express themselves. It is an emotional outlet. It is an exercise for both the creative and analytical parts of the brain.
The point is, music matters. It is up to us to remember that and to spread the benefits of music to all that we can.
The non-musical benefits connected to music come from learning how to play it - not just listening. Music is a way for people to express themselves. It is an emotional outlet. It is an exercise for both the creative and analytical parts of the brain.
The point is, music matters. It is up to us to remember that and to spread the benefits of music to all that we can.