This graduation thesis presents the activities of the Croatian Singing Society "Rodoljub" from Virovitica. It follows their growth and development from their beginnings, ups and downs, and their way of cultivating traditional music. The work follows the influence of the Croatian Singing Society "Rodoljub" on the people, both in the present and in the past. Society members point out that traditional music should not be imposed on anyone, but that it can be nurtured with just a few people who respect and pass it on. Traditional music is transmitted orally from generation to generation, but what is still very necessary is love for what we transmit. The aim of the thesis is to bring traditional music closer to today's youth. It doesn't matter if they are from the same area whose traditional music is being taught or not, they should be taught to appreciate and respect music and bring music closer to them to the extent that they would continue to pass it on. Those who are from that area should continue their love for the traditional music created by their ancestors. It is necessary to come up with ways to nurture traditional music in the classroom and transfer it outside the classroom as well. In addition to the teachers showing and guiding them in learning about this music, the goal is for the students to become interested in traditional music outside of school, and perhaps join voluntarily in societies such as the Croatian singing society "Rodoljub". Also, an interview was conducted with the members of the Croatian Singing Society "Rodoljub" in order to find out firsthand how they nurture tradition, what instruments they use and how they nurture their work in the people, but also among themselves.