and dutch neuropsychologist eric shanteau knows why his book singing in the brain explains just what happens inside our brains when we listen to music. one thing that has been described in the literature of music is expectation so the moment you think oh right this is a. known melody when death moments arrives right then you will find i will split up the right list if you will find them and to face of the reward system this is the system that you think yes this is what i want. reading sheet music and performing at the same time can be challenging but professionals like on think that you have trained their brains to master both skills at once so they can handle both with ease. you will see that he uses a less brain areas less neural systems for playing at a very high level that's his expertise and by doing this the bill remain a lot of neural circuits will remain and all of the energy will stay there extra energy and business excess energy you elect to pave neural systems that will enable him to liberate. i and that allows violinist on the place and his orchestra to put on a truly spe

music can conjure up powerful emotions and help our brains develop that's why eric shanteau one schools to offer music classes. concerning the defilement of the brain our children up until thirty years of age. particularly the white matter particularly in the prefrontal cortex is still defaulting until thirty years of age so that to do with as optimal as possible we would like to challenge the brain as much as sports and music should be one of those challenges music is evidently much more than just stellar entertainment so fans attending on the use concerts are not just having a great time they're training their brains to. ok here people making people have happy as i mentioned before. you bring tears to your audience. you know where people are and i actually watching some every day as one with her anthony have. absolute tears in my as it was very moving you're about and you've managed to do this and drill you as well as trains are huge fans of yours so what do you do differently there don't do that thing different they do but the audience there is very down to earth and. i think we are