This article analyzes the role and significance of musical art in social life. It is scientifically and theoretically highlighted that music is an important art form that directly affects the human psyche, upbringing and social processes in society. The article examines the educational, aesthetic, spiritual-enlightening, cultural and therapeutic functions of musical art. It also analyzes the impact of musical art on the development of society in different periods, its importance in the cultural and moral development of the individual, and the processes of understanding national identity through music. As a conclusion, recommendations are given on the role of musical art in the upbringing of the younger generation and its role in social integration.

Musical art, social life, culture

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