Boots Spatial-Temporal Reasoning
Playing music triggers neural activity similar to what happens when we solve math problems, play chess, and/or work on engineering projects.
Makes Us Good Communicators
Playing music enhances our language and social skills. By being involved in musical groups, we learn important life skills, how to relate to others, working as a team, leadership skills, and discipline, and we appreciate the rewards that come from working together.
Music Upgrades Our Brain
According to a neuroscience journal after 15 months of musical training, students showed improvements in relevant motor and auditory skills.
Improved dexterity and hand-eye coordination. Reduces heart & respiratory rate.
Learning the piano increases concentration, patience, cognitive skills, social abilities and boost social skills.
Great for our Health
Improved aural awareness, whether you think you’re tone-deaf or have a musical ear. Playing helps you recognize tones, intervals, and chords. No matter your age playing the piano and taking lessons Improves the ability to hear background noise, can help fight dyslexia, and understand the sound patterns of different languages.
Increased Energy Levels
Increases human growth hormone prevents aches and pains, regulates body composition and fluids, muscle and bone growth, and helps to stabilize our sugar and fat metabolism.
Here at Omaha School of Music and Dance, we are committed to teaching our students, their guardians as well as staff members.
You can also stop by our school at 14505 California Street 68154. If you’d like to complete an online registration form. We look forward to having you
