October 12, 2025Open Access

Increased surface area of Heschl's gyrus following music-cued motor training.

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Increased surface area of Heschl's gyrus was observed in the Music group after a four-week training period.
Results showed a significant time-group-hemisphere interaction, indicating auditory-specific changes in grey matter.
Participants trained with musical cues demonstrated different behavioral performance based on changes in cortical motor areas.
The study contributes to understanding neuroplasticity and its implications for health-related movement paradigms.

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Controlled trial reveals increased surface area in Heschl's gyrus after music-cued training, suggesting enhanced neuroplasticity.

Mudarris et al. (2025) studied this question.

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