Playing a musical instrument benefits the brain, research indicates, including for those who practice casually.
The Quest for Musical Genius
Raiders once disturbed the grave of Austrian composer Joseph Haydn, seeking signs of his extraordinary talent etched into his skull. Modern brain scans offer clearer insights into such abilities.
Beyond Phrenology Myths
19th-century phrenologists claimed musical prowess created physical bumps on the head. Evidence now shows that engaging with music fosters positive structural changes in the brain instead.
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