Benefits of Studying an Instrument
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Develops memory, reading, and attention skills
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Stimulates left – right brain flexibility
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Improves physical coordination, strength, and dexterity
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Enhances problem-solving abilities
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Cultivates creativity and artistic sensitivity
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Stimulates deep listening ability
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Develops self-discipline, self-regulation, and good work habits
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Develops artistic expression, providing a way to explore and develop the ability to communicate feelings, insights, and impressions through art
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Improves communication and interpersonal skills via one-on-one instruction
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Provides performance experience opportunities
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Fosters a sense of pride, achievement, and confidence
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Cultivates appreciation for past, present, Canadian, and multicultural artists
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Provides a complete holistic experience, simultaneously engaging body, mind, and spirit
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Develops cognitive flexibility and awareness of there being more than one correct interpretation
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Nurtures the imagination
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Promotes a life-long love of music
Students who study music tend to be self-disciplined, socially confident, and successful cooperative learners.
