 The goal for both interventions will be to complete 48 hours of group training over a four month period 16 weeks. Sixty participants 30 piano training; 30 auditory computer training will be asked to attend three hours of training each week. Thirty participants will serve in the no treatment control group. Piano training will consist of basic piano technique, dexterity exercises, piano literature, and music theory. Participants will be expected to perform all major scales, repertoire from the Alfred All-in-One Method, and complete weekly theory assignments. Each class session is structured as a cognitive intervention that focuses upon review of materials 15-20 min, and the remaining portion of the class focuses upon learning new skills and concepts. Computerized cognitive training involves computerized perceptual practice exercises that vary in difficulty ranging from basic auditory processing speed to application through memory exercises. Within each exercise, the stimuli i.e., tones, speech sounds, words, sentences become less discriminable and speed of presentation increases making the exercises more difficult as performance improves. The Brain Fitness training program with working memory exercises will be used. 