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Learning Centre Coda Music Trust - Learning Centre in Christchurch
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Learning Centre Coda Music Trust
Instrumental Music Learning Centre
Christchurch, England
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Coda is a unique, award-winning and innovative resource based on a converted Victorian dairy farm near Christchurch, on the Dorset/Hampshire border. We love music and believe in its power to transform lives. We try to help everyone through music, using it as a tool for personal and social change to reach the most vulnerable people in the community. We love to play, to bring people together and engage and nurture enthusiasm and talent. Coda provides a place to learn, train and develop and offers help and support through participation and therapy. We offer music tuition for all ages and abilities in piano, strings, woodwind, guitars, drums and vocals. Lessons can be one-to-one, in pairs or groups – depending on preference and budget. Classes are offered at a variety of times – just get in touch for current availability. Our music lessons are competitively priced and a Taster Session at just £5 enables you to try us out with no commitment.
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Generally, instrumental music is one in which there are no vocals and no singing. Only music. Instrumental music can be composed with different music instruments such as guitar and drums etc. or it can be generated with different music processing software for example Fl studio.

 

The word “instrumental” means automatically that the music is played only by instruments other than the original instrument (the human voice). If you added a choir which sang only “aah”, it would still be called “vocal”, because it is radically different from mechanical instruments, which must be pounded (drums), scraped (violins), blown into (flutes), or spit into (trumpets) in order to make music. None of those instruments are capable of making words. Human voices do that.

Instrumental music can benefit you or your child in many areas – language, maths, concentration and social skills, just to name a few! So whether or not you or your child learn a musical instrument, try to listen to and practice music as much as possible and enjoy the benefits!

 

Brain growth - Studies in neuroscience show that music can enhance brain function in children and adults. Musical activities (such as playing an instrument, singing or just listening to music) stimulate the brain, and this workout leads to improved brain structure with the formation of new neural connections.

 

Language skills - Studies also show that young children who participate in instrumental music classes have improved speech development and learn to read more easily. Learning instrumental music helps to develop the left side of the brain (related to language and reasoning), assists with sound recognition, and teaches rhythm.

 

Maths skills - Music can help with the development of maths skills. By listening to instrumental music you can learn basic fractions, pattern-recognition and problem solving. Everyone who studies music also has improved spatial intelligence and ability to form mental pictures of objects – skills that are important for more advanced mathematics.

 

The joy of instrumental music - Instrumental music can give you a way to express yourself, to unleash your creativity, to be inspired and uplifted, to relax, and to relieve stress and tension. Just think about listening to a beautiful piece of classical music, singing along to a favourite song with friends, or dancing to a great song on the radio – music can make your heart sing!

Instrumental music has many benefits for the students that learn it. Lessons are really interesting, relaxing and motivating. During these lessons you can learn interesting facts about instrumental music, also, your private teacher will guide you through composition and understanding of music.

 

With the TutorExtra platform you can find instrumental music lessons at really fair prices. The price varies from £15-£45 and some teachers can even offer you a first lesson free. Don’t hesitate to contact the teacher you like and ask him/her about everything you want to know about instrumental music lessons.

 



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