Ms. Carly A Marquis Henson, NP,APRN, is a Nurse Practitioner specialist in Indianapolis, Indiana. She graduated in 2011, having over 6 years of diverse experience, especially in Nurse Practitioner. She is affiliated with many hospitals including Eskenazi Health, University Of Michigan Health System. Ms. Carly A Marquis Henson also cooperates with other doctors and physicians in medical groups including I U Health, Inc.. Ms. Carly A Marquis Henson accepts Medicare-approved amount as payment in full.
Books, CDs, and other baby and child products touting the so-called Mozart effect became wildly popular. Since then, various studies have examined the idea that just playing some classical music to children can make them smarter and found this theory to be unlikely and unsupported by any real evidence.
How Does Music Affect the Brain? Music stimulates various parts of the brain, making it an effective therapeutic or mood-altering tool. Musicâs pitch, rhythm, meter and timbre are processed in various parts of the brain ranging from the prefrontal cortex to the hippocampus to the parietal lobe. Rhythm and pitch are primarily left brain hemisphere functions, while timbre and melody are processed primarily in the right hemisphere.