deepthought
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Does playing music at all affect left and right brain components or does it activate certain functions or both?
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music is generally thought of as a right-brain function
Willfrey
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I dunno, when I learn a new piece on piano it seems left brain intensive. Plotting out my fingering in each measure, ensuring that everything is in correct time and harmony. Though once everything is memorized I feel it becomes more of a right brain process as you can easily manipulate the volume, style, and timing on the fly to switch up the mood between different movements of the piece.
