Music, as a discipline, has a number of benefits for children. Studies have shown that apart from enhancing creativity, music also tends to develop spatial intelligence – the type of intelligence concerned with perception, which is critical to solving advanced mathematical problems. Also, performing with a group of other musicians fosters teamwork skills, such as communication and coordination. By performing in front of an audience, children are able to develop their self confidence and conquer anxiety – something that will prepare them for the further challenges and hurdles they may face in future.

Music, they say, is a lifelong activity and there is no age limit to learning an instrument, be it a guitar or your voice. With the stressful nature of jobs today, adults also require an outlet from the everyday tensions they face at work and a way to calm their nerves. Learning music has therapeutic values and is a great way to de-stress and relax. Due to its meditative qualities, it has many psychological and physical benefits and thereby improves upon one’s well-being. Also, it is an amazing hobby and a great source of enjoyment!