Why people worship music?

in the begining was the word.
that word/sound was AUM or in the Tibetan tradition AH
This is the vibration of creation. the big bang. The ONE wo/man band. Started it all in motion.

All is vibration. All is energy. So yes it is music. The music of the spheres. Shab'd

Those who know the law of vibrations know ALL.
"Hermes Trismagistes"

The sun pulsates like the skin of a drum every 5 minutes sending out vibrations through the universe and into our hemisphere. If it weren't for the sun we wouldn't be here which means neither would life vibrations nor music!

Fire ball pulsating the rhythms of our existence. . .

It expresses all those things that fall between the cracks of language.

because it is true it was the begning of hte big bang. but it is also more then just that it is what is talked about even when jesus and budha and krishna spoke of right before enlightenment the sound the word of god. its an actualy harmonious all knowing sound that encompess everything because when you hear you can hear in every direction so is when you become sound and aquire that form of being you will also have a knowing of all the motions around you at any given place in your universe. uni meaning one and verse meaning song. heheheh. the universe that we live in is right below the vibration of sound and light. it is hte next level after the maya or illusionary world. it is what budha called the level of enlightenment. but believe me there are more levels hehehe.

Making the assumption that the question is meant as "Why do peole worship with/through music?"

As someone alluded to, it's because music can be transcendental, involving my mental, emotional, and (sometimes) physical aspects but being rooted in no single aspect.

Ever read the Sillmarillion? J.R. Tolkien says it very well. Basically the Bible of “Middle Earth.” The book describes the Tolkien world from the beginning to the end as a history complete with genealogy of all the beings in Middle Earth; the elves, the humans, the dwarves, and the orks and goblins. Really it is like a fantasyland bible. It starts with Eru, who is basically everything and nothing and quite bland and bored so he made the Ainur, or The Holy Ones, and when he first spoke to them he pronounced them themes of music and they sang to him and he was glad. At first they sang separately to Eru but as they heard each other there came a deeper understanding between them and they sang together to Eru. So then the Ainur were likened to harps and lutes, pipes and trumpets, viols and organs, and like unto countless choirs singing with words, began to fashion the theme of Eru which was that of endless melodies woven in harmony and passing beyond hearing and into the depths and heights. And the music and the echo of the music went out into the void and there was no void. But never again did the Ainur sound as they did then because as the theme progressed it came into the heart of Melkor to interweave matters of his own imagining that were not in accord with the theme of Eru and discord was born. Well the book goes onto explain just what happened up to the now of middle earth but I think J.R.Tolkien was writing about the reality of music in the universe from his perspective. Sound is vibration and everything in creation vibrates. And if you think about it you can see that the molecules that make up life, the life form built of them, and the cultures that form from them are in essence a chord of individual vibrations just as music is. And if you look at the basic building blocks of the atoms that make up everything, crystals, you can see basically musical chords physically manifest as a mineral. So personally, I can imagine how all of life is a musical song. Not to mention the discord that opposes it but from those selfish individual notes that create discord the roots of disease or dis ease are seen. Or basically disorders. Music is very powerful indeed and I believe that when the world shifts from this long cycle of prominent evil to a long cycle of prominent good, music will be the catalyst because not only can music heal the individual it can align the collective. Maybe there will always be discord; disorder; evil, but I am an optimist and I see past what is happening to a future in harmony and in love and in music. I think of God as music and my hell would be separation from music whereas my heaven would be a world as this in perfect harmony. A garden of music.

Music is time. Music is the one phenomenon through which we best experience this strange phenomenon. At the same time (no pun intended) music also suspends time.

Music is numbers. Huge loads of numbers presented in an immediately understandable way.

Music is multifariousness and oneness at the same time. The more musical you are, the better you will be able to experience multifariousness as being oneness.

And music is much more than that, but I will have to stop now.

A long time ago, before any of us were material, the isness of our being lived everywhere intertwined in vibration. Without going into too much metaphysics, science or theology, we all share the oneness of being simultaneously and as it seems during moments of recollection, synchronicity and the anihilation of the ego complex. Music, like the complex nature of a soul, expresses a multi-layered imprint of feelings, beliefs, truths, relations and beauty that supercedes any linguistical guise due to the medium from which it is transmitted: sound. It is the only force that can simultaneously and democratically transmit a messagee to a large number of people. If the messenger is aware, he/she can serve as a medium to a higher understanding, one which defeats all barriors and brings together the appearance of differences that would otherwise remain seperate. As the vibrations are processed by the vibrational signature of any soul who is drawn to such and experience, a sense of belonging and quiessence results. We are teleported back to the chamber where our primal nature can be calmed, our aspiring soulss can be lifted, and our oneness in spirit can be realized.