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One is intrigued...
At least with music you have some understanding of pattern and symmetry.
I'm told that there are only three types of child prodigy; music, maths and chess.
I've banged on for years at heads who see music provision as just a tick in the box that music and maths are closely interrelated, in a very real physical sense due to the enhancement of spatial-temporal reasoning, often known as the 'Mozart' effect.
I can offer myself as evidence. My first year at Grammar I came bottom of the class in maths (not unexpected). I took up the violin and guitar in that year and was an avid student. In my second year I came top in maths. I have been a musician and have loved maths ever since, and still at my age enjoy picking up a piece of paper and calculating an orbital mechanics problem just for fun. But then look at any Bach fugue and it's almost pure maths written in notation. Coincidence?