Listening to music has been shown in recent studies to have a wide range of surprising and astounding positive effects on our mental and physical health. It has been shown that taking a few music lessons can increase one’s IQ and even help one remain mentally sharp as one ages.
How does Music Listening Benefits Us?

Feel More at Ease before and after Surgery
One study indicated that patients who listened to soothing music in the operating room experienced less anxiety. Several studies have shown that patients recovering from open heart surgery benefit from listening to calming music while lying in bed.
It’s even more effective than the commonly used pharmaceutical Midazolam, which is delivered orally to induce sedation in patients undergoing surgery but has unpleasant side effects like coughing and vomiting.
Analgesic Effect of Music
Patients in intensive care and the elderly can benefit from music to alleviate their discomfort, but the music must be either classical, meditative, or the patient’s own preference.
Music Therapy for People with Alzheimer’s
It’s likely that you know someone who has Alzheimer’s disease or another kind of dementia, as one in three seniors dies with one of these conditions. Playing some of their favorite songs might be an excellent way to communicate with a loved one who is experiencing dementia due to old age.


Apparently, the weather and climate in West Sussex is generally agreeable. Winter in Horsham can be very cold and windy while summers are warm and very humid, keeping a musical instrument in a storage unit still requires extra attention.
Winter in Horsham starts in mid-November to last up to mid-March, with the month of February having the coldest temperature at an average low of below 5 degrees celsius. A typical winter in Horsham is very cold as it is often windy, with temperatures prevailing daily at less than 10 degrees centigrade.
Although not visible, high levels of moisture in indoor air cause the wood components to expand. As wood becomes swollen the tonality of instruments that depend on shape, like guitars, will likely change. The strings and keys of a piano will also be affected once the wood components expand.
















