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Why Study Music

MUSIC STUDENTS SCORE HIGHER ON SATS

In both verbal and math scores, high school
student-musicians outpace peers.

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PIANO BOOSTS STUDENT MATH ACHIEVEMENT

Taking piano lessons and using math puzzle software significantly improves math skills of elementary school children.

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MUSIC TRAINING HELPS UNDERACHIEVERS

Researchers find arts training not only raises
scholastic performance, but also improves
student behavior and attitude.

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MUSIC LESSONS HELP STUDENTS MORE THAN COMPUTER TRAINING

Research shows piano students are better equipped to comprehend mathematical and scientific concepts.

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TEN-YEAR STUDY SHOWS MUSIC IMPROVES TEST SCORES

Regardless of socioeconomic background,
music-making students get higher marks in standardized tests.

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Music Majors

...Music majors are the most likely group of college grads to be admitted to medical school. Physician and biologist Lewis Thomas studied the undergraduate majors of medical school applicants.
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Benefits of Music Lessons

Many studies have shown that music lessons can improve a child's academic results and help people of all ages learn to multi-task meet deadlines, visualize success and cope with pressure, critiques, short-term setbacks, and inertia.
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12 Important Skills Your Child Learns By Studying Music

Self-Confidence - Being able to go from learning notes and rhythms to producing meaningful music instills in your child a sense of accomplishment and self-confidence, while building self-esteem.

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5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Music Lessons

1. How Young is too Young – Starting at the Right Age
Adults can start any instrument at any time. Their success is based on how willing an adult is to commit to practicing. It’s Never Too Late!

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SUBSTANCE ABUSE LOWEST IN MUSIC STUDENTS

College-age musicians emotionally healthier than non-musician counterparts.

According to a study conducted at the University of Texas , college-aged music students have fewer problems with alcohol, are emotionally healthier, and concentrate better than their non-musical counterparts.

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