What do voice lessons do for you?
According to a study by University of Toronto at Mississauga*, there was an increase in the IQs of six year old students who were given weekly voice and piano lessons compared to the non-musical, six year old student control group.  But the benefits did not stop there.  Researchers** also found increases in fine motor skills, improved sound discrimination and changes to the brain's neural pathway networks. Simply put, regular music instruction and practice changes the brain's structure and function by increasing one's abilities in not just music, but in math, reading, and reasoning. 
*E. Glenn Schellenberg (Psychological Science 2004)
**Researchers at Harvard Medical, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Boston College.

More on How Music Helps Your Child Become More Well Rounded.

A  study out of the University of Vermont College of Medicine found that individuals who simply had early childhood music participation received developmental benefits just from participating in music making.  Reference link here.


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