… they may represent structural adaptations in … between structural differences, musician
status, and practice intensity, as well as the wealth of supporting animal data showing structural …

… and therefore many brain regions are involved during musical performance. Because the …
structural and functional brain differences are present between musicians and non-musicians …

… , density, or volume of key regions differ between certain groups of people. … brain differences
between musicians and non-musicians. … brain anatomy. Overwhelming evidence shows that …

… structural differences between musicians with perfect pitch and all the rest of us, musicians
and non-musicians … Other brain regions are significantly enlarged as a result of our years of …

… The difference of cerebellum is … the brain structure of female musicians and non-musicians,
we found a greater gray matter concentration in musicians as compared to non-musicians in …

… (keyboard players) and non-musicians were found in peri-rolandic regions … brain anatomy
are drawn to becoming musicians or structural differences are due to use-dependent brain …

… brain. Statistical approaches now allow precise quantification of different aspects of brain
structure… ) hand was no different between string players and non-musicians, suggesting that the …

… of focal differences in brain anatomy, including small differences in the volume of brain areas.
This … Gaser C, Schlaug G: Brain structures differ between musicians and non-musicians. J …

… continuous musical training … Musical training involves the development of repetitive fine
motor skills as well as other cognitive processes, and an ongoing maturation of brain structures …

… -spatial brain regions comparing professional musicians (keyboard players) with matched
… musicians and non-musicians. These multi-regional differences might represent structural …