Everywhere we go, we can hear different kinds of music.
Though we sometimes are not aware of it, it has a lot of effects on us.
Music is known to be a form of art involving sounds produced in various ways or through musical instruments.
Parents often put their baby to sleep while singing a lullaby or playing nursery rhymes.
These things would have a positive effect on the child's better brain development and grow to be a fast thinker.
People who are exposed earlier in music tend to be quick in solving mathematical problems.
They usually grow to be well-organized in whatever they do.
They are known to excel in their class or career that they choose than those who rarely hears music while growing.
Music can improve our moods.
Whenever we have a bad day and we hear one of our favorite songs, it would put us in a much better mood.
It helps us become more relaxed and make us think clearer.
We do often also express our feelings through music by singing a song we can relate with or even compose our own song.
In this way, those difficult to verbalize emotions will be expressed in words.
It would be like unloading burdens within our self.
A person in love with someone but has no guts to tell the person can show it by creating his own composition of music giving the composer a chance to voice out what he/she feels.
There are kinds of music that makes us sleepy and it is very much helpful for people having difficulty dozing off.
Some music gets us more active and improves our motor skills.
Players in a game become more alive with great music.
Students working on a project or office workers are more inspired hearing their favorite songs.
Listening to music can also be a great way to divert a patients' attention away from feelings of pain.
It would put them in a better mood and achieve more positive perception on their recovery.
The more they become optimistic, together with the medical treatment, the faster they would recover from their illness.