I 've discovered that learning about music concepts allows students to delve deeper into the concepts behind specific subjects. Here 's a quick rundown of how music concepts relate to math, life skills, and language education. Certain music teaching, such as comprehensive instruction  that incorporates keyboard skills training, develops spatial reasoning and spatial temporal reasoning skills, both of which are necessary for comprehending and employing mathematical concepts. Other common experiences can aid the aquisation of mathematical ideas such as patterns, according to Phillips- Silver and Trainor (2005). For example teachers might use music concepts beat to teach fractions by having pupils tap to the beat. Language instruction is important. Music and language arts  combine the components of pitch, time, and timbre, thus it's always a good idea to learn a new language through music. Children 's language processing abilities and vocabulary expansion improve as they become more familiar with these elements through musical education, for example when teaching life skills, such as self awareness and personal responsibility, rhythm and ryme are the part of the instructional process that can appeal to the learning styles of learners through music , fine arts and drama.