As a part of our advanced class, we have taken the initiative to teach students from the moment they are in their mother's womb. No age is a bar when it comes to the craft of music. Here, the child learns through listening and begins the training in their mother's womb.
The baby makes its first sound at 16 to 18 weeks of gestation. Music has been shown to play a function in cognitive development before birth. Playing music while pregnant has a calming and energizing impact on a pregnant lady, as well as a good impact on the unborn child.
Since music promotes neuron pathways in the brain, listening as well as playing all types of music stimulates neurodevelopment in the fetus. According to new research, infants recall music they hear in the pregnancy for up to 4 months after delivery. It is a therapy and a good exercise for the fetus.
While you're pregnant, any healthful activity you love or find soothing can benefit your child. Furthermore, if you hum along while playing music, your infant will hear your voice and become acquainted with how you sound and the tunes you prefer. At SFMA, we value this precious bond that one can create. Understanding music is not a time-limited, exam- or syllabi-driven undertaking. A mother can join and take lessons according to her comfort level. SFMA's purpose is to provide this wisdom to all true music fans through an ear training theory that includes understanding (taal, laya, & sur) without forcing students to memorize excessively.
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