From the earliest civilizations until today, the influence of music in the everyday life of every human being is unquestionable, and its experience is a great challenge for people with hearing impairment. One of the most common chronic difficulties of the adult and elderly population is postlingual hearing loss, for which the allocation of a hearing aid is indicated. Hearing aids aim to maximally amplify and adapt the sound of the input signal and enable the user to optimally perceive the sound with the remaining hearing. Given the numerous and quite important differences in the acoustic characteristics of music and speech, difficulties arise when listening to music with a hearing aid that is actually adapted to receive speech signals, not music signals. Although the hearing aid market is constantly improving and offering novelties, there are still difficulties when it comes to listening to music. This kind of problem impairs the quality of life of hearing aid users, especially those who are professionally engaged in music, and makes it even more difficult to accept hearing impairment, encourages dissatisfaction with the use of hearing aids and slows down the path to successful rehabilitation. Seeing the great differences between music and speech, there is an increasing need to create special programs for listening to music using hearing aids and to achieve better cooperation with experts who will offer clinical guidelines and communication strategies that will make it easier for users to use hearing aids for quality listening to music. This paper, by reviewing the recent literature in the field of hearing impairment and its impact on the quality of listening to music, tries to raise the issue of the importance of insisting on team rehabilitation that leads to an improvement in the quality of life of hearing aid users. This means that the team should respect the needs of users, including the importance of music for their lives, adress the difficulties that users encounter when listening to music by offering potential solutions for better listening to music with the help of hearing aids.