a few. I believe that as we go
through life, we’ll wind up at-
tracting birds of a feather, often
at the most unexpected time,
place, and circumstance---thanks
to the universal law that similar
energies find each other.
Physicians are smart. Good
at math. And music is math-
ematical. By now, anyone who
reads is aware that listening to
and studying music in child-
hood develops the same parts
of the brain used for math and
science. That can begin in the
womb when the fetus hears
ambient musical sounds, and
when parents sing to the baby
in the belly.
Don’t we all know musicians
with day jobs in the computer
science industry and who use
the latest digital technology on
their gigs? It’s no accident that
many children who had music
lessons growing up become
computer engineers; physicians;
and research scientists in every
field while continuing to enjoy
playing music.
Listen to Rodeo Music for solo piano by Mamoun
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