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Independent Schools


Music can improve IQ Y


our children’s schedule may be overloaded with enjoyable activities. But


if you’re unsure about adding music lessons to the list, let Vale Pianos show you the many great benefits to playing the piano. Maybe your child won’t be


the next Beethoven, but they may have an easier time learning maths, improve their attention span and increase their self-con- fidence. Most importantly there is huge enjoyment and a sense of achievement in learning, im- proving and performing music! Studies have shown that amongst all the other benefits, a child’s IQ can increase with the learning of a musi- cal instrument and the same is true for the more mature person too. Re-


wonderful way of keeping the mind and body active. Choosing the right piano for


you can be overwhelming, but the friendly, knowledgeable team at Vale Pianos have a com- prehensive selection of pianos and the experience to help you make the right choice. A piano that plays nicely and stays in tune is much more encouraging to play! Vale Pianos is based between


Evesham and Pershore, one mile from the A44 on the Throckmor-


search with a group of 60 to 83-year- olds showed significant differences in cognitive test results compared to non-musicians and they were able to absorb new information much better. Learning the piano really is a


ton Road. The showroom is open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 5.30pm or you can visit the informa- tive website at www.valepianos.co.uk Alternatively give them a call on 01386 860419.


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