The Holidays are synonymous with seasonal songs written and performed to celebrate this exciting time of year. If you’re struggling to get into the holiday spirit and toast to family traditions and special feasts,  music- making and concerts geared toward holiday classics are a great way to get into the holiday mode. To better understand the benefits of learning holiday songs and instrumental music, here are some insights to guide you. 

Why Is Learning Holiday Music Beneficial?

The holidays can be a very stressful time of year for families and their pets. Shopping, baking, and other traditions can lead to unwanted anxiety and may even cause physical discomfort from trimming the tree or hanging outdoor lights.

Learning holiday songs and instrumental selections at your music lessons is an excellent way for children and adults to curb stress, improve mood, and remember why this time of year is so special. Additionally, studies show that listening to music can even help with pain relief. With physical and emotional benefits, as well as the added fun of getting to bond with friends and family in song, learning holiday classics should be high on the priority list. 

What’s the Best Way to Start Your Child’s Music Education?

While your child may not know how to play a musical instrument just yet, everyone can participate in a holiday sing-a-long! Start an exploration into the world of singing and instrument lessons by encouraging your entire family to celebrate the holidays with music. Since it’s the season for gift giving, consider piano, guitar, or voice lessons as a present that will not only bring joy but increase memory, concentration, cognitive function, and self-confidence. 

Suzuki Music School of Maryland, based in Columbia, MD, and serving the District of Columbia and surrounding areas, has been the region’s premier facility for music education for over 30 years. If you’d like to give the gift of music lessons to your children, call (410) 964-1983 to learn more about the various courses they offer in voice, piano, guitar, and violin. For more information on this school and the lifelong benefits of developing a love for music, visit their website.