Aboriginal music refers to the traditional music of the Indigenous peoples of Australia. It often features instruments like the didgeridoo, a wind instrument made from eucalyptus wood, and various percussion instruments. The music is deeply connected to the land, culture, and storytelling, often reflecting the spiritual beliefs and history of the Aboriginal communities. Songs and rhythms are used in ceremonies, celebrations, and daily life, serving as a means of passing down knowledge and traditions. Aboriginal music is characterized by its unique vocal styles, including chanting and throat singing, which convey important cultural narratives and connect the community to their ancestors and the environment.