Side effects of girls learning drums

Many parents like to enroll their children in various interest classes. Boys usually learn taekwondo, martial arts, painting, and guitar, while girls usually choose to learn singing, dancing, painting, piano, etc. However, there is one musical instrument that is very special, which is the drum set. It sounds very cool to play, and more boys learn it. Some parents also want their daughters to learn it, but they are worried that there will be something wrong with girls learning the drum set.

Any hobby itself is neither good nor bad nor has any impact. It all depends on personal operation. The drum set does not affect the sense of melody or rhythm as some answers say. Music itself is an art that emphasizes both melody and rhythm. So that comrade can only be said to be a layman in the drum set. Even if he is a drummer, he is a failed 2B drummer who can only make a loud bang. Without a sense of melody, a sense of rhythm is meaningless. I am a drummer myself, and I don't think there is any harm in learning drums. If I have to list them, the various investments in the drum set would probably be quite a lot. If you only consider it for your own sake, it may affect your hearing, but taking measures to protect your ears will have no effect (such as using noise-isolating earmuffs or earplugs). As for disturbing others or something like that, that depends on your choice of practice place and time. After all, many things will disturb or infringe upon the normal lives of others, so just be careful.

The drum not only has a strong rhythm, but also through the coordination of the two hands and feet, it can cleverly change into an endless number of unique sounds. Especially for the development and training of children's left and right brain, it plays a role that other musical instruments cannot replace. We found that (from preschool children aged 4 or 5 to middle school students) after learning to play the drums, their personalities became more cheerful and lively, their self-confidence was enhanced, and they became smarter without affecting their studies.

Disadvantage 1: It will definitely disturb the neighbors, but it can be negotiated. For example, if your residents have normal working hours, then it is okay for you to practice one or two small things at 7 or 8 o'clock after dinner. But don't practice drums at 7 or 8 o'clock in the morning, because that would really disturb the neighbors, and you have no point in making any arguments.

Disadvantage 2: It will definitely affect the ears. It depends on how long you practice drums. I used to practice eight hours a day for four or five months, and my hearing has obviously declined a little. Things I hear are a little fuzzy, but it's not as bad as you think. Hearing will decline with age. I play drums more now, mainly for teaching, so I have to stand by and guide students when they play a piece. Over time, my ears will definitely be worse than those of ordinary people. Noise-isolating headphones do not have a very good sound-isolating effect. No one can guarantee that using noise-isolating headphones will not deteriorate the hearing of the ears. It's just that relatively speaking, it will be better than the sharp high notes directly piercing the ears.