But - why is this, exactly? There are some controversial perceptions regarding music and its origins, whether music came before speech or if speech was evolved directly from music. However, music is a universal language that surpasses that of speech since it can be communicated over multiple diverse backgrounds with a common understanding. So, how can you find out whether or not practicing music changes cognitive development? Even with all of the studies and research done on music and its...Read more
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