Music training boosts the brain
September 21st, 2006Music lessons can improve memory and learning ability in young children by encouraging different patterns of brain development, research shows.
Canadian scientists compared children aged four to six who took music lessons for a year with those who did not.
They found the musical group performed better on a memory test also designed to assess general intelligence skills such as literacy and maths ability.
The study, by McMaster University, is published online by the journal Brain.
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