Musical activity engages nearly every region of the brain and neural subsystem, involving perception, action, movement, emotion, cognition, timing, and prediction, and musicians have a significantly larger corpus callosum (the brain's bridge between hemispheres) that acts as a conductor for neural communication.
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Musical activity involves nearly every region of the brain [music] and nearly every neural subsystem.
Involves perception, not just of sound, action and [music] movement even when we listen passively, and regions of the brain associated with emotion, cognition, timing, and prediction.
And so [music] it's quite telling that the corpus callosum, which is this bridge between [music] the two sides of our brains acting as a sort of conductor, is significantly larger in musicians.
So when [music] we play or listen to music, our brain becomes a glow.
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