Imagine playing an instrument and never fully understanding the benefits of playing it. Learning to play an instrument has many beneficial factors. Studies have shown that some aspects of our lives improve by playing an instrument. Playing an instrument challenges your brain and develops parts of your lifestyle that many tend to forget need developing. Playing an instrument will improve your overall well-being as a person and broaden your perception of life. The benefits of playing an instrument are great and unknown to most people. The world offers us many different instruments, with which we have the opportunity to play. Choosing the best tool for you is very important. Individuals coming together to play music becomes an outlet where someone can venture out and put all of their emotions into creating the sounds. Music therapy has proven to be very useful in treating children with autism and other disorders. Playing an instrument in your free time is a great way to spend time and become calm and relaxed while having fun. Increasing memory is another beneficial factor in playing and even listening to music. A musician's motor skills, such as running, swimming, and balance, tend to grow while listening to and performing music. The skills of a person who doesn't play an instrument tend to remain. Many people see no benefit in playing an instrument. Some people don't have the time or patience to learn how to play. There are many factors that come into play when expecting to play an instrument. Many people don't see any added value in having fun with an instrument. The meaning behind the game is very beneficial for those who take part in the game. An instrument allows you to be different and project everything you are experiencing or your emotions. The feeling of expressing yourself and also improving your well-being is a great added value