The surge in prejudices based on cultural, religious and ethnic origins among young people served as the impetus for our racism project, which has subsequently spread among the youth. Numerous news articles and programs were produced addressing cultural prejudices, racism and intolerance, issues that have become widespread in Europe in recent years. Political speeches by politicians worldwide, including Europe, undeniably contribute to the problem, with Germany experiencing 700 attacks and at least 60 arson events against immigrant camps in a single year. The ten-year-long Syrian war and the recent Russia-Ukraine conflict led to irregular immigration from countries such as Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Ukraine, causing specific social problems. Politicians' discourses, local conflicts with immigrants and economic challenges resulting from immigration further exacerbated the issue. It's important to note that the problem extends beyond immigrants, encompassing intolerance among people of different ethnic origins in various countries, a reality that should be analysed within the same framework. The primary goal of the project was to improve intercultural connections through music and bring together young people of different languages, faiths and ethnicities. The calming and unifying impact of music, known since ancient civilisations and supported by scientific research, was a key element. Scientific investigations in research centres in America and Europe continue in this sector. Additionally, beyond contributing to world peace by enhancing cultural connections, our project aimed to inspire disabled or disadvantaged children on how to realise themselves and transform limitations into advantages through music. We provided young talents, particularly those facing challenges, with the opportunity to express themselves through music while also strengthening global intercultural contacts. Our individual targets and successes were aligned with these overarching goals, collectively contributing to the broader objective of promoting understanding and unity through the universal language of music. In order to contribute to the overall goal, our individual goals and achievements were as follows: 1) To teach the youth who are taking part about the rules of music from other cultures. 2) To teach the young people who are taking part about the music styles of the partner countries. 3) To make young people more aware of how music can help with personal growth and cultural integration. 4) To help the participants work together and get along better by giving them more opportunities to interact with people from other cultures through music. 5) To make young people more aware of how music can help disabled or poor young people realise who they are and turn their problems into strengths. 6) To make people in the area more aware of how music affects world peace. The influx of illegal immigrants into various European countries transformed European society into a cosmopolitan structure, giving rise to societal disputes and conflicts due to cultural incompatibility and prejudice. Preventing this from evolving into a more significant issue is crucial for maintaining a peaceful atmosphere in our country and throughout Europe. In light of these challenges, the art of music, a common language and powerful tool in human communication, became essential for individuals to approach, feel, and communicate with their emotions. Within the framework of our project, we aimed to enhance young people's sensitivity to this issue, enabling them to build intercultural connections through music, discover themselves, and express their feelings and thoughts through music. Our goals were pursued collaboratively with our teammates.