In a world driven by innovation, emerges "Polymath" – a cinematic masterpiece that boldly defies traditional cinema norms.
This groundbreaking sci-fi fantasy film introduces a visionary concept that promises to reshape the world of education, while unlocking the extraordinary potential of the human brain.
The exploration of the profound and symbiotic relationship between music and brain development reveals why Polymath represents nothing short of a quantum leap in the realm of educational entertainment:
Polymath whisks viewers away on an unprecedented odyssey through the Mastertude Edutainment Experience – a pioneering VR/3D film that harnesses the transformative power of playing a musical instrument for intellectual, emotional, spiritual and creative growth.
"While it is mathematics that gives music its form, it is music that gives life its soul." - Max Planck
The Polymath music learning system is an innovative and accelerated method, meticulously designed to deconstruct the multi-faceted world of music into bite-sized, digestible chunks, and distill it into easy-to-follow formulas and techniques.
As you embark on a voyage through the Polymath film duology, and traverse the three immersive levels of the Polymath game, a profound understanding of musical scales, chords, and harmony will emerge. Your technical prowess on the piano will sharpen, your creative instincts for composition will flourish, and you'll become fluent in the intricate language of reading sheet music.
Polymath guides you through the art of playing songs, unlocking the magic of improvisation, and refining the finesse of impromptu accompaniment – imparting a wealth of musical knowledge that knows no bounds. Each facet of this musical journey ignites various regions of your brain, illuminating the path to profound musical and cognitive growth.
Here are some neurological effects of "playing music" on the human brain:
1. Greater Grey Matter Volume: Research has unveiled a captivating co-relation between musicians and larger volumes of grey matter in brain regions, associated with motor skills, auditory processing, and spatial-temporal skills. This suggests that music education can sculpt the very structure of our brains, enhancing our abilities in these domains.
2. Improved Memory Skills: Musicians excel at memorization, whether it's intricate musical notes or retaining information over time. This proficiency not only enhances short-term memory but also bolsters long-term memory capabilities, making the brain a reservoir of knowledge.
3. Enhanced Executive Function: The demands of musical practice foster better executive function skills, including cognitive flexibility, problem-solving, and attention control. Musicians become adept at navigating the complex mental tasks required for playing an instrument.
4. Greater Connectivity: Musicians exhibit enhanced connectivity between different brain regions, including a more developed corpus callosum, responsible for inter-hemispheric communication. This heightened connectivity amplifies the brain's capacity for harmonious information processing.
5. Emotional Regulation: Music's profound impact on emotions is well-known, and musicians tend to excel in emotional regulation due to their deep connection with the art. They possess a unique ability to express and manage emotions through music, fostering emotional intelligence.
6. Creativity: Musicians radiate creativity, both in composing music and across various creative domains. The art of making music itself is a highly creative endeavor, birthing innovation and artistic expression.
7. Attention to Detail: Piano and keyboard players, in particular, pay meticulous attention to musical nuances, from timing to dynamics. This heightened attention to detail transcends music, honing the ability to observe and focus on the finer points in other aspects of life.
8. Enhanced Cognitive Skills: Musical training engenders enhanced cognitive skills, encompassing memory, attention, and problem-solving. The cognitive rigors of reading sheet music, comprehending musical theory, and coordinating complex hand movements, elevate cognitive abilities.
9. Transfer of Cognitive Skills: The intellectual challenges of musical training transcend the realm of music itself, seamlessly transferring to other domains and potentially enhancing skills like mathematics and language arts, as demonstrated by research.
The Polymath film transports us to a world where music isn't merely a passion or pastime but a cornerstone of education and brain development. It brilliantly illuminates the profound connections between music and the human brain, demonstrating how musical training can reshape our cognitive landscape. As we explore the realms of the mind through the lens of art, science and spirit we may unlock the extraordinary potential that lies within each of us, making Polymath a visionary masterpiece for generations to come.
"Music is the sublime way to understand the universe, for it awakens our minds to the cosmic harmonies that govern all existence." — Carl Sagan