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When you learn to play an instrument – whether a piano, guitar, violin, trumpet, or drum – you simultaneously engage a large number of brain areas. These include areas responsible for sensation (hearing, touch, and vision), movement, and “cognitive functions” such as concentration, memory, reasoning, and decision making. Over years of training, these brain areas become better connected and you are able to learn and perform longer, more complex pieces.

Music is Good for Your Brain, but Don’t Blast it