Shinichi Furuya: The Pianist's Brain

The hardships of playing the keyboard thousands of times a minute are more than amazing when you see a pianist playing the song with accuracy and precision. The secret lies in the pianist's brain. The more you practice the piano, the more your brain changes and you acquire a special ability to transcend human limits. The new approach to music playing science is the new approach of the Suppressor, which has been fascinatingly developed in a variety of studies and experiments about how the brain and body interact and maximize function when played by the pianist. The author Huruya Hyang-ha, a high-level pianist who started playing piano at the age of three, and a professor and professor of engineering at the University of Medicine, has created a science called Music Play Science, which combines his colorful history and his expertise in medicine and engineering and music. The book is one of the most remarkable topics of the world’s brain sciences today, the ‘the brain of an artist’, which is a rare reinterpretation of the human body, which has been praised in both scientific and music circles, and has long been listed on the Amazon bestseller list in Japan.

Korean title: 피아니스트의 뇌

Korean author: 후루야 신이치

Korean publisher: 끌레마

ISBN-13: 9791189497613