“…Music can affect the transformation of a certain social context, influencing all the people who live in a community, such as artists, musicians, children, families and, ultimately, the entire community, favoring the development of a set of rules that promote respect for the interventions of others, creativity, participation and entertainment, fostering an increasingly multicultural society [19,20]. Musical education, despite its specific nature, should not be alien to inclusive education, which, defined and also considered as a right, seeks the full integration of all types of students, including those with severe special needs [21]. Music, with therapeutic objectives, contributes to the humanization of healthcare; it is a source of learning, well-being and improvement in the quality of life of people, as well as a powerful stimulus for our brain [22].…”