Traditional music helps the elderly feel happy and connected, just like how your favorite song makes you jump around when you're at school.
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Music is Like a Time Machine
When the elderly listen to traditional music from their youth, it's like going back in time. Imagine you have a toy that reminds you of your best friend, it brings back happy memories. For them, music is that toy. It makes them feel young again and helps them remember places they've been and people they love.
Music Helps Them Talk and Move
In the care centre, when they sing or play instruments together, it's like having a big party with friends. They laugh, move their bodies, and sometimes even start dancing! This helps them stay healthy and happy, just like how playing games keeps you active and smiling after school.
Music is not just sound; it’s a friend that helps the elderly feel connected to life again.
Examples
- An elderly man becomes more active when he hears traditional drums being played nearby.
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