Piano Lessons

This is obvious, but reading music and then playing it with your hands develops your hand-eye coordination. It’s a great way to improve this skill while learning a talent.

Because playing the piano take a lot of practice and dedication, it will teach your child the value of discipline for every area of life.

Playing the piano requires the use of both of your hands, while listening and using your brain to read the music. It’s working a lot of different parts of your brain in that moment. Studies have shown that musicians have a higher IQ.

Learning to play the piano is a talent that you can use for the rest of your life. While most athletic activities will eventually fade due to age, playing the piano is something you can do for fun and to keep your brain sharp in your old age.