Writer: Aras Bilgen / January 2025
Music is often described as a universal language, transcending barriers and connecting people across the world. But the way we process and develop musical ability changes significantly as we age. By examining how kids and adults interact with music—both as listeners and creators—we gain insight into the unique capabilities of the human brain at different stages of life.
Children have a natural affinity for music. From infancy, they respond to rhythms and melodies, often moving their bodies instinctively to beats or vocalizing in response to sounds. This is not coincidental; the young brain is highly plastic, meaning it is more...
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