Moreover, when playing any percussion instruments in a group, participants develop the ability to perform as a team towards a common objective. This requires an even higher degree of self-control, good listening, cooperation and communication. In this activity there is communication among the performing children, between themselves and their leader and finally between them and the audience. In emotional development , music is probably the main facet of the child's wide world which contributes most to emotional development. Music, not only refines the ear but most importantly refines the inner self of the individual.
Music touches the soul.
Music brings the heart to its most profound unutterable feelings. A great truth lies in this statement. All religions of the world communicate their deeper spiritual beliefs in songs and other musical forms. A child's religious sensitivity always starts with music and rhythmical expression. This is because, emotionally, music develops a much deeper level of spiritual awareness than any other form of communication.