Aboriginal music refers to the traditional music of the Indigenous peoples of Australia, characterized by its deep connection to the land, culture, and spirituality. It often features instruments like the didgeridoo, a wind instrument made from eucalyptus wood, and various percussion instruments. Songs are typically passed down through generations, telling stories of creation, nature, and ancestral beings. The music serves various purposes, including ceremonial functions, storytelling, and social gatherings. It plays a vital role in preserving Aboriginal culture and identity, reflecting the diverse languages and traditions of different Aboriginal groups across Australia.