The findings show that not only do the brains of musically-trained children respond to music in a different way to those of the untrained children, but also that the training improves their memory as well. After one year, the musically trained children performed better in a memory test that was correlated with general intelligence skills such as literacy, verbal memory, visual spatial processing, maths and IQ.
It is well known that Einstein attributed much of his brain power to his early adoption of the violin.
The London International Music Show will be held at ExCeL London from 12 -15 June where children will opportunity to have a go on a variety of musical instruments and musical software, including the National Curriculum approved Notion Music programme.
With a strong emphasis on education, the Show aims to inspire the future talent of the industry with demonstrations, seminars, workshops, tuition and live performances helping to guide teachers and students alike through the music industry maze.
Visitors can seek expert advice on a career in music, jam together with like minded individuals using some of the latest equipment or just listen to the sounds of those destined to rock the world. Overall The London International Music Show promises to inspire, move and seduce even the most novice of performers into the wonderful world of music whether a rock fan, classical performer, blues artist or jazz swinger.
With four shows under one roof The London International Music Show offers both experts and novices the chance to sample the most current and innovative equipment available in the industry. It comprises the hugely successful Drummer Live and London Guitar Show and introduces the brand new Unplugged Show and Sound Recording Technology Show. With the music capital of the world as its backdrop, this event is set to rival established music events across the globe.
Celebrities from the world of music, including Radio One DJ, Colin Murray, Jason Bonham from Led Zeppelin and Red Hot Chili Peppers' drummer, Chad Smith - and many, many more - will offer encouragement and a valuable insight into how to get in and on in the business.
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