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Classical Music – Like Going to the Gym for your Brain?

Posted onWednesday, 13 August 2008Friday, 4 September 2015AuthorCynthia K. Wunsch, M.M.Leave a comment

Some people are born without the corpus callosum, a structure residing between the two halves of the brain that facilitates communication between them. This is called “Agenesis of the corpus callosum” (AgCC) and is extremely rare but fairly well-studied. Older Read More …

Classical Music and Academic Success

Posted onSaturday, 9 August 2008Saturday, 25 October 2014AuthorCynthia K. Wunsch, M.M.Leave a comment

I’ve often wondered, with the research that’s out there, why every parent in the world isn’t encouraging their children to take music or art lessons. I see the research on the news several times a month and yet somehow people Read More …

So Your Child Wants to Quit Piano?

Posted onWednesday, 30 July 2008Thursday, 15 June 2017AuthorCynthia K. Wunsch, M.M.Leave a comment

According to E. Glenn Schellenberg, organized music lessons have a real and lasting positive effect on children’s IQ and performance, and the longer the lessons continue, the greater the benefit. Each month of lessons resulted in an average IQ increase Read More …

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Classical Music – Like Going to the Gym for your Brain?

Classical Music and Academic Success

So Your Child Wants to Quit Piano?

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