My favorite songs are like that. They really go through a range of emotions. Sheltz adds that emotional revelation is not classical music's only benefit for young musicians. I think it helps your brain develop and helps you with academics. To many grade school-aged musicians, music is a secondary interest.
Students take piano or violin lessons outside of school once a week, as a hobby.
These children don't usually realize they want to study music professionally until high school, or even later. I had this one teacher who inspired me to discover all this. Carrington says he decided to study classical music in college when he was a freshman or sophomore in high school. Young musicians' love for classical music is what ensures its survival for future generations. It's also important for us to expand on it and free ourselves- do things that wouldn't be traditionally acceptable.