The way in which the brain works is one of the great mysteries and wonders of science.
Information is acquired, stored and retrieved in the brain by a complex process.
Analysis of how learning and memory work through musical performance is the thesis of this essay. Musical learning has additional implications for cognitive processes involved in presenting a paper from memory or performing in a play or a dance. Like the universe with its billions of stars, the human brain is a constellation of billions of neural cells which communicate with one another by forming networks that are the basis of human awareness and memory. Learning a scientific theory is a process of forming connections among these cells. In a like manner, learning a piece of music through memory is similar to the clustering of the planetary systems and stars.