Musicians who began training young have 'super connected' br

Musicians who began training young have 'super connected' brains
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People who start learning an instrument at a young age have 'super connected' brains compared to people who aren't musicians, according to a new study.
Experts from Stanford University School of Medicine compared the brains of 153 volunteers  - including professional musicians, non-musicians and those with absolute pitch - the ability to recognise a tone without a reference. 
They found that those that began training at a younger age - such as Mozart - have stronger brain connections than those who picked up their instrument later in life.

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