This article states that structured music experiences can contribute to the children's cognitive, physical, emotional, expressive, and social development. Basic characteristics of the disorder are presented. In the area of cognition, music provides auditory stimulation. Listening experiences can increase auditory perception. This area can be developed using musical games.
Music often arouses physical response.
Music is important in the area of socialization because once children are drawn into a musical group, they are able to participate fully and equally with other members of the group. They love games and dances set to music. Music therapy and music education for the handicapped . ML3920.M8976 Music was used in different forms to catch the attention of preschool children with cerebral palsy.