Violin Lessons

Studies show that playing the violin positively affects the brain capacity and memory. It can also enhance your language processing, reading skills, and speech, as well as your attention span.

Experts also found that kids and teens playing the violin have increased visual and verbal pattern abilities.

Stress is something that can affect many people. It can lead people to do things that they usually don’t, such as overeating or excessive alcohol consumption. For some, it can lead to depression or breaking down.

If you’re stressed, playing the violin is an extremely healthy way to let out frustration. The music you produce when playing can calm you and performing your favorite tune will take you to your happy place mentally.

After you’ve played the violin, you might feel as if you’ve just meditated, but you should certainly notice that you’re more relaxed.

Learning how to stand properly while playing the violin translates to better posture at all times.

Other physical benefits of playing the violin include enhanced upper body strength, and better motor skills come through practice. Additionally, physical exertion will decrease due to proper body placement.

The various benefits of learning how to play the violin are worth the time and effort. And with the right equipment and teachers, you can begin experiencing the benefits faster!

When you perform before your music teacher, you will gradually build your confidence. Each time you receive good feedback, your confidence grows and this will positively impact your performance.

This confidence will continue to build as you progress. It impacts your ability to perform with conviction and to play to a high standard.