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Learning and memorizing music bolsters both short-term and long-term memory. 

One study's results indicates that adults who learn a new instrument can see improvements to their memory in as little as 10 weeks!

Playing piano requires focusing your attention.

By concentrating on notes, rhythms, dynamics, and many other musical elements - learning piano will naturally increase your attention span.

Learning piano requires regular practice - encouraging dedication, perseverance, and a strong work ethic.

Learning challenging (and cool sounding) pieces or struggling with a new musical concept teaches patience and resilience - both powerful and important life skills. 

The self-discipline gained through piano often translates to success in other areas of life. 

Playing music can be therapeutic - helping children and adults alike in managing emotions and reducing anxiety.

Music has been around for at least 40,000 years, some think it may be as old as humanity itself.

Music naturally fosters imagination and innovation - it's a part of all of us. 

Learning the piano teaches students how to think outside of the box and play in ways true to themselves.

Studies show that learning to play an instrument strengths the neural link between the left hemisphere and the right hemisphere of the brain

Example: Your left brain is focusing on a rhythm, while your right brain is focusing on bringing out a melody.

There is a strong link between music training and spatial intelligence, which is the ability to visualize and manipulate abstract ideas.

Playing piano can help kids, and adults, feel more confident.

Performing in front of family and friends helps build bravery and overcoming infamous stage freight. 

Each successful performance boosts self-esteem, shows kids that hard work pays off, and that they can achieve any goal with the right amount of practice. 

Playing in a musical ensemble encourages teamwork and connection and is just plain fun!

Overcoming the challenge of learning a new instrument is incredibly rewarding.

Learning how to read music enables students to play songs from their favorite movies, tv shows, and games.

Exploring various genres and styles of music is both exciting and enriching, helping students discover their unique musical tastes.

Children who learn piano often show improved reading and verbal skills.

Counting and assigning values to rhythms requires basic arithmetic. 

Music is full of repeated patterns - recognizing patterns and musical structures enhances problem solving and logical reasoning.