By: Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
A musician’s brain is different to that of a non-musician. Making music requires an interplay of abilities which are also reflected in more developed brain structures. Scientists have discovered that these capabilities are embedded in a much more finely tuned way than assumed: The brain activity of jazz pianists differs from those of classical pianists, even when playing the same piece of music. [Read more..]
Source: Science Daily