Muziek is een taal, maar toch zien (horen) onze hersenen dat anders. Het gesproken woord krijgt er een aparte behandeling. Al voor de geboorte heeft muziek en taal impact op de hersenen en onderzoek doet besluiten dat muziek de ontwikkeling stimuleert. Moeten we kinderen naar Mozart laten luisteren?
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