Indirect Benefits

Indirect Benefits of Taking Music Lessons
 


Improved brain activity, better concentration and better learning outcomes.

While learning the music or playing the piano, learner’s brain simultaneously co-functions together with other parts of the body - using ears to listen; using mouth to sing; using eyes to read notes; using brain to think; and using each hand to play. The ability is seen through the progress from playing a simple piece to a harder piece of music. These Indirect benefits of taking music lessons since childhood result in improved brain activity, better concentration and better learning outcomes.



Systematic, determined, diligent and patient.

Playing music requires systematic planning ability to put bits and pieces of music together until one can complete a full piece. Therefore, this rewards the learners with pride for being determined and patient until the task is completed.



Happy, content, optimistic and with healthy body growth.

While music learners happily enjoy playing music, their bodies naturally produce endorphins that give them happiness, contentment, improved immune system and improved body growth rate.



Sociable, confident and fulfilled.

Music learners often socialize with their classmates - they perform in front of the class or on stage. They get a chance to work together and are admired by one another. This fulfillment can help them in the long run.

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Children who consistently learn music often stand out with their intelligence, concentration, discipline, planning ability, confidence, patience and creativity.

These distinctive elements greatly help improve mental health and their studies - they are eventually able to entry respectable schools.

Indirect benefits to learning music, especially in the long run, are priceless. Parents should continue to provide their children with music education, even though they might not seem to enjoy lessons at the beginning.
 

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Here are some examples of success of those who have had consistent music education since they were young. Using their free time on weekends wisely, they have become our quality music teachers at Churairat Music School.



Variya Naveepanyatham (Kru Kibt Chan)
Master of Human resource and development, Nida
Bachelor of Arts, Chulalongkorn University
Started her musical journey since she was 4 years old, she is now ABRSM Grade 8 certified.



Kingkamon Benchaphanthawi (Kru Tonliew)
Bachelor of fine and applied arts, Chulalongkorn University.
Started her musical journey since she was 6 years old, she is now ABRSM Grade 8 certified.



Thayida Thanachotiwan (Kru Anna)
Master of psychology (Developmental Psychology), Chulalongkorn University
Bachelor of Social Sciences (Developmental Psychology), Kasetsart University
Started her musical journey since she was 4 years old, she is now ABRSM Grade 8 certified.



Chanidapa Adithepsatit (Kru Jamie)
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Srinakharinwirot University.
Started her musical journey since she was 4 years old, she is now ABRSM Grade 8 certified.



Narissara Pengcharoen (Kru Beau)
Bachelor of Accountancy, Second-Class Honors, Chulalongkorn University.

Started her musical journey since she was 7 years old, she is now ABRSM Grade 8 certified.