Music Playing Makes our Families and Communities Stronger
David Leeuw with his Family, Abraham van den Tempel, by 1671, Dutch painting, oil on canvas. The wealthy merchant David Leeuw and his family making music as an expression of harmonious family life.
Continue reading
Music has been an important part of every human culture, both past and present. It can play a part in brain development, learning, mood, and even your health. There used to be a popular belief that music is processed in the right hemisphere of our brains, along with art and other creative activities. However recent findings show us that music is distributed throughout the brain.
Continue reading
It's Back to School Time and You Might Be Wondering.....
https://goldenmusic.co/blogs/news/its-back-to-school-time-and-you-might-be-wondering
It's back-to-school time and you might be wondering… - Where do I go for my child’s first instrument? - I’m looking for a store that has a commitment to my community, what they do and a well thought out rent-to-own program. GOLDEN MUSIC HAS STRONG COMMUNITY/SCHOOL TIES
Continue reading
GIVE YOUR CHILD THIS OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN MUSIC
-I want to give my child, a unique opportunity to study a musical instrument. It is a gift that they will have their entire life. RENT NOW
Continue reading
Music Education and Brain Development
Over the past two decades, music training has been associated with better than average language and mathematical skills and higher IQ, while differences between musicians and nonmusicians have been found in brain areas related to hearing and movement, among others. What is the mechanism behind such differences? One important goal of our program is to understand the effects of music training on brain development, investigated in terms of psychological (emotional, cognitive, social) and actual neural functions.
Continue reading
A two-year study by researchers at the Brain and Creativity Institute (BCI) at the University of Southern California shows that exposure to music and music instruction accelerates the brain development of young children in the areas responsible for language development, sound, reading skill and speech perception.
Continue reading