[originaltext] Even if you haven’t touched a piano in years, if you suffered

Even if you haven’t touched a piano in years, if you suffered through music lessons as a kid you may have benefited from those lessons in ways you wouldn’t expect. When you are trained on a musical instrument your brain is stimulated and changes and develops as a result. Because the parts of the brain are connected to one another, this stimulation doesn’t affect musical ability only.Experts have discovered that the stimulation musical training enacts on the left part of your brain which enhances verbal memo-ry.People with musical training are significantly better at retailing words from a list as well as better learning new words. What’s more, the longer the duration of musical training is, the better the verbal memory is. So children who have studied music for two years demonstrate better verbal memory than children who have not studied music, children who continue to study music keep improving their verbal memory all the time. The good news for those of us who were trained on musical instruments but quit at some point is that we don’t seem to lose the verbal benefits we gain from this training. Scientists are particularly interested in what this suggests and thus the predictability of the effects of stimulation to a brain area on the functions located in that area. Further research may lead to developments in the brain function for people with brain injuries.For example, in order to rebuild verbal memory in patients with injury to that part of the brain, doctors may prescribe music lessons.
8.What have experts discovered about music?
9.What arc people with musical training better at?
10.What are music expected to do in the future?