The violin is considered as one of the most important instruments in musical history because of its important role in an orchestra. Young children are often intrigued by the sound and the look of the violin. Therefore, the better it is to learn at young age. Learning to play the violin at a young age will help develop the ears and increase their productivity. There are many physical, mental, and social benefits of playing the violin. Listed below are a few of them:
1. PHYSICAL BENEFITS
Upper body strength and flexibility
Arms and fingers will strengthen
Better posture due to sitting or standing up straight while playing
2. INTELLECTUAL BENEFITS
Improves attention span and concentration
Sharpens memory and expands memory capacity
Improves self-discipline over time from practicing regularly
3. SOCIAL BENEFITS
Builds self-esteem
Builds social interaction through group lessons or playing in an ensemble (if participating)