Development of classical music is very scattered in Renaissance and Baroque. In the Renaissance and Baroque music education is though to be as important to create a civilized young people as a mathematician. Music is a human book that gives satisfaction to the audience. Music is no longer a thing difficult to obtain because it has many facilities that provide learning about music. In Papua alone, the development of music, especially violin developed by missionaries who came from Holland. Learning the violin is free for anyone interested in learning how to play the violin. One of the famous violin teacher in Jayapura is Pieter Vieser. He was very friendly with the local communities in Papua and to provide education through religion and violin lessons. Learning the violin is to improve motor and sensory children to be more creative and thorough. Increased development in Papua fiddle with the opening of a school of music where there is a course to play the violin.In the world now days, showed the presence of their musical development through the deployment of soft power. Soft power is the ability to get what you want by attracting and persuading others to adopt your goals. What a strange thing it is to see the entire species-billions of people to play by listening to the tonal patterns of meaning, occupied and busy for most of their time with what they call 'music.' Music is very important for those with motor disorders, although the music must be from the 'right' kind suggestive, but not adhered to, or things may be wrong.
Classical music, especially violin help us improve concentration and accuracy. Playing the violin requires concentration to be able to synchronize bowing technique, note accuracy, and score reading. In the meantime, read violin sheet music can improve the accuracy because there are a variety of tones with a different beat. No wonder the Dutch children in the developing brain runs faster because it has been practicing classical music since childhood. Soft power in the era of globalization increasingly to spread today. Netherlands as a country that plays a role in the soft power of classical music particularly positive contribution to Indonesia. Violins are increasingly in demand in Indonesia, we could see for themselves that a growing number of parents who send their children to Biola courses. In Papua, the violin is currently in great demand by children and I hope they can learn as children in the Netherlands.
