Making music by singing, moving and instrument playing results in the child becoming a better musician, one who will be more successful in future musical pursuits. We also know, that:
·The richer the music environment a child inhabits, the richer the brain network.
·Music, at a very young age, has a dramatic impact on a child’s language and vocabulary development.
·Timing activities develop motor skills and coordination.
·Listening, comparing, and responding to a variety of music develops thinking skills. Songs, rhymes, and finger games strengthen memory.
·Repeating patterns and counting beats develop vocabulary and sequencing skills.
·Participating in group dances and musical games builds social skills and enhances self esteem.