Learning music allows you to put yourself in a situation where you will need to perform for an audience. As you pull off that performance, you will feel satisfied and gain higher confidence.
Children who take part in music gain an understanding of themselves and others thus enabling them to form new friendships and socialise. Learning music encourages children to develop teamwork and achieve a goal together.
The direct impact of music learning is it enhances brain function in children. When children learn to play an instrument, sing or just listen to music it results in the stimulation of the brain.
Music wires a child brain to help him better understand subjects like Maths. When you learn rhythm and beat in music you are basically learning about ratios, fractions and proportions.
Those who study music learn to be disciplined. They develop goals, follow a strict training routine and are set on overcoming challenges. Also, mastering a new piece of music leads to a sense of achievement.
In addition to understanding the theory and playing an instrument music learning helps in opening up your perception and expressing yourself in new ways. Compose a song, improvise solos and get more creative.
At Music Pandit, our beginner students start learning and playing impressive music right from the start. The best part here is that there is nothing intimidating about either the lessons or the teachers.
We have thoughtfully designed lessons and hired specialised instructors. And we promise you that it will be an absolute delight to see your child learn in an interactive manner and enjoy performing music – vocals or instruments.
The lifelong benefits your child will obtain through music expand beyond the classroom and are transferable to every other academic subject, especially Maths and Languages. Children get better at solving problems.
If you are interested in learning more about our approach to music education and the methodology of Music Pandit School, please set up a free counselling with our team.
