The Importance Of Music In My Writing

Throughout my life writing has been very difficult. As a kid a speech impediment impaired my ability to learn to read properly. Because I struggled at reading, I also struggled at writing. In elementary school I went to a special class during lunch to learn how to read and write better. In middle school I went to after school help, but my writing skills always seemed to slip behind the level of the students around me. Both writing and playing a musical instrument involves the movement of your fingers and involve reading some form of a language. Notes are words in the music language. The sound you can create through music sometimes can depict a emotion better than words can themselves. With the movement of my fingers I can write a paper or play a
In order to learn to write, you must learn how to read. The same goes for music. In order to play music, you must learn how to read sheet music to play the piece. Reading books are a tool I use to improve my English skills. Reading is very hard for me. I have never been fawn of it. But when I do read I feel like my understanding on how the English language works strengthens. The same goes for music. When I listen to music I feel like my understanding own notes and music structure broadens. Without reading and listening to music I feel like my knowledge of both topics would be limited. Expression is both something I have enjoyed from both music and writing. Even though my writing skills are not so great, I still use it as a way to express myself. Taking a journal of my day helps me express the emotions I feel throughout the day. Just like writing, playing music is also a way I express myself. Different pieces depict different tones, and playing the pieces that express the mood I am in makes a feeling even stronger. Expression is something I desire in life, and any form of art I can use to create that is an outlet for