THE SOCIOLOGY OF MUSIC REFLECTED IN THE SUBJECTS OF ACTORS AND LISTENERS
THE SOCIOLOGY OF MUSIC REFLECTED IN THE SUBJECTS OF ACTORS AND LISTENERS

Summary/Abstract: This article explores music from a sociological perspective, analyzing the interactions between artists and listeners and their role in shaping the phenomenon of music as social expression. In the first part, the sociological perspective on music examines how music reflects social structures and cultural identities, serving as a mirror of societal relationships and norms. In the second section, the practical perspective of music is discussed, highlighting the role of artists in creation and listeners in influencing music production through feedback and active participation. The third section explores the symbiotic relationship between the psychosociology of music and artistic-musical practice, highlighting how music contributes to social cohesion and the expression of collective identities. Finally, the sociopsychology of music is analyzed as a tool for influencing thought and behavior, showing how music shapes the emotions and social behaviors of individuals. These reflections reveal a complex relationship between music, thought and behavior in social context

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