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Learning music at an early age makes kids more communicative

Better communication ability have children who learn music from an early age.

Specifically, children who learn music from the age of 7 years, accelerate the development of motor skills and stimulate that part of the brain that is responsible for the planning and execution of movements, according to new research from Concordia University in Montreal Canada.

Between the ages of 6 and 8 years changes occur that affect the brain long term, says the survey.

"The learning of a musical instrument requires cooperation ends with visual and auditory stimuli," said study leader Virginia Penhune and added that in the smaller age you start to learn music, the greater the collaboration done.

"The kids will be all top musicians, but the music education has to do with communication skills and many other things that we do not realize," she said still the same.