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The Effect Of Music On A Child's Brain Development

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Bindu Subramaniam is a singer-songwriter and music educator. Ambi Subramaniam is a violinist, composer and educator. Bindu and Ambi are co-founders of SaPa. Music is a central part of life for many of us, whether we are listening, dancing or playing. It can shape our mood or capture our imagination, but what happens in our brain? Can music be used to help a sick brain or stimulate learning or increase brain development?

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