Research has shown that early exposure to music education can improve children’s verbal intelligence in as little as 20 days of instruction. This exposure can be tailored to focus on the strengths or interests of each child. For example, for older children, perhaps the music instrument is a violin or guitar. For the pre-school-aged children, simply playing with them and encouraging the exploration of imagination and curiosity will ignite many of the neural pathways are mentioned in Dr. Sylvain Moreno’s work. Play is the language of learning and work for children. The quality of play at young ages is correlated with the environmental objects and experiences the child is exposed to. If the music environment provides exposure to various spatial, tonal, and rhythmic options. The child will significantly increase their music aptitude. Music has always been an integral part of the human psyche and connection It is as basic a skill as walking or talking. Music is an alternative means…