Holmes, David. "The benefits of music therapy." Adoption & Fostering, vol. 32, no. 1, 2008, p. 5. Academic OneFile, go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?p=AONE&sw=w&u=mcc_pv&v=2.1&id=GALE%7CA202649423&it=r. Accessed 31 Aug. 2017. This article is about the effect of music therapy on children who has the problem in communication, emotional and attachment. The study shows that 92 per cent of children shows signs of increased concentration and attention skills. Also, music therapy helps parents to communicate with their children. The article is a little bit old but the result of the research shows the truth about music therapy and how much can be helpful. Also, I think this article is accrued because it is bright and it is so hard to denied effects of music in our lives. Another important subject that article included is to see music as a new therapy that can help a lot
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Pdf file.2013. https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/3864/0afe87c41fc1723b3df66749d760ab54a74c.pdf In this article, arthur is talking about the relationship between learning music and make the brain more active. Studies show the music can have a strong effect on 4 major part (1) the level of the brain, in term of its structure and function, (2) the level of mind,(3) at the personal level, (4) at the social level. These connections have been shown to have academic benefits such as numeracy, spatial skills. Also, learning music makes body to have a good connection with brain and make person more arranged movement. Furthermore, learning music helps the brain's memory part work better and more active. I think the author was trying to say to learn music make body and brain work better together because when musicians work on their musical instruments should have good regularity. Also, memorizing musical notes will help them to make brain's memory part become more active. Padnani, Amisha. “The Power of Music, Tapped in Cubicle” The New York Times. AUG
Pdf file.2013. https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/3864/0afe87c41fc1723b3df66749d760ab54a74c.pdf In this article, arthur is talking about the relationship between learning music and make the brain more active. Studies show the music can have a strong effect on 4 major part (1) the level of the brain, in term of its structure and function, (2) the level of mind,(3) at the personal level, (4) at the social level. These connections have been shown to have academic benefits such as numeracy, spatial skills. Also, learning music makes body to have a good connection with brain and make person more arranged movement. Furthermore, learning music helps the brain's memory part work better and more active. I think the author was trying to say to learn music make body and brain work better together because when musicians work on their musical instruments should have good regularity. Also, memorizing musical notes will help them to make brain's memory part become more active. Padnani, Amisha. “The Power of Music, Tapped in Cubicle” The New York Times. AUG