“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.” -Plato

There are unquestionable benefits to playing musical instruments, especially piano. Furthermore, studies show it is truly never too late to start learning piano – the mental and physical benefits apply to all ages.

One of the greatest things about playing the bass is the musical freedom that comes with it. When pushed, most non-bassists won’t have the vaguest clue about what the bass is for, which gives you carte blanche to do whatever the hell you like.

Learning the flute means learning how to take care of the body. Among many health benefits, it notably promotes good posture, proper and healthy breathing, core strengthand control, and finger dexterity. Flute requires a high degree of patience and discipline, which happen to be necessary attributes for academic excellence and good work ethic.

Guitar has always been will always be cool. You can use it in nearly any style of music, which makes it really versatile. The way the guitar is shaped just oozes coolness. Guitars are similar to chips — once you get one, you might not be able to stop.

The ukulele is worth learning because of its many benefits, such as social engagements. It’s an enjoyable instrument that is often used to share a good time with others such as family gatherings, ukulele groups, and live performances.

The violin is a great instrument to learn because it gives you the freedom to choose what music to play. Violins are found in many different cultures and musical styles from around the world, so you will be able to choose from a large variety.

The saxophone is always one of the top instruments considered for those who are wanting to participate in a marching band, jazz ensemble or symphony because of the cool and sultry image associated with it.

 Playing drums relieves stress. It's fun. It's a great physical workout. It helps build coordination. It increases development in various regions of the brain.