Music is present in our culture and society every day. It changes our mood, brightens the day, arouses emotions, creates happiness and comfort. We use it as a lullaby for children, but it can also help patients relax. To what extent, will be shown through this work. Also, the work tends to show the concept of music in our society, how much music is present in palliative medicine and its methods, and to give a special presentation on music in our society, and the influence of music on the sick. When words and touches do not reach a person, music finds its way. The aim of the paper is to determine the significance and extent of the influence of music on the health of patients in palliative care, that is, the ways in which it improves the quality of life of individuals and their families. The research was conducted on 121 subjects from the Republic of Croatia. Mobile palliative teams and visiting services were involved in the implementation of the research. In terms of gender representation, the ratio was 82% women and 18% men, while the age ranged from 20 to 80 years old. The most significant result of the presented research is that more than half of the respondents stated that the pain they feel is much milder, or at least the music distracts them from it, which makes the pain much more tolerable. Music inevitably has an indelible, sometimes not so visible, mark on our daily lives, and data from the researched literature and conducted research testify to its role in the care of palliative patients.