"You can use music to forget, or you can use music for your growth, and enjoyment." -- Daniel Barenboim ❤️
#Barenboim #HowTo #Music
"You can use music to forget, or you can use music for your growth, and enjoyment." -- Daniel Barenboim ❤️
#Barenboim #HowTo #Music
In the last few decades, neuroscientists have made enormous breakthroughs in understanding how our brains work, by monitoring them with instruments like fMRI. Through brain scans we have found that musicians have different brains than non-musicians. People who play an instrument have bigger, better connected, more sensitive brains.
It’s also never too late to start learning an instrument. Seniors who play an instrument or sing with other people are more resistant to cognitive and... See More
In the last few decades, neuroscientists have made enormous breakthroughs in understanding how our brains work, by monitoring them with instruments like fMRI. Through brain scans we have found that musicians have different brains than non-musicians. People who play an instrument have bigger, better connected, more sensitive brains.
It’s also never too late to start learning an instrument. Seniors who play an instrument or sing with other people are more resistant to cognitive and memory problems.
So both listening and creating music has it's own benefits.
Beethoven was able to convey emotion and creativity using the certainty of mathematics.
#Beethoven #Music #Math #Theory #MoonlightSonata
Beethoven was able to convey emotion and creativity using the certainty of mathematics.
#Beethoven #Music #Math #Theory #MoonlightSonata
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The piano ceases to be a piece of furniture, or a machine, when it is played. The player brings it to life, and the great thing about the piano is that even the most novice player can get a pleasant sound out of it.
And when the music is over, the lid is closed, and the piano returns to its somnolent position, silently crouching in a corner of the room, once again a piece of furniture.
Oh, but what a marvellous, magical piece of furniture!
... See More
The piano ceases to be a piece of furniture, or a machine, when it is played. The player brings it to life, and the great thing about the piano is that even the most novice player can get a pleasant sound out of it.
And when the music is over, the lid is closed, and the piano returns to its somnolent position, silently crouching in a corner of the room, once again a piece of furniture.
Oh, but what a marvellous, magical piece of furniture!
