One of the key issues in musical culturology and aesthetics is the investigation of how fine arts techniques have influenced and transformed current musical creation. There are numerous components, concepts, and methods that may be applied to both music and visual art. This research is timely because of recent initiatives to categorize and explain the development of canonical aesthetic systems and experiments in music and the visual arts throughout the 20th and into the 21st century, as well as the impact these developments have had on current trends in incorporating significant elements of painting, graphics, architecture, and multimedia technologies into the musical composition process. The auditory elements that make up music are what convey and provoke emotion and give music its significant social meanings. The study set out to investigate the ties that bind musical and visual practices. The visual arts and music have a mutually beneficial relationship on both a micro and macro level. The aesthetic value of music, like that of visual art, transcends linguistic and cultural barriers. The sheer number of musical ensembles attests to music's widespread popularity as a pastime and means of active artistic participation.

Music, Visual Art, Culture, Century, Artist