<![CDATA[Music is one of the building blocks of culture and civilization. The relationship between music and culture is clearly seen from regional cultures that are enriched by various tones, both in the form of pure music and as an integral part of dance. In the 14th century there was a rapid development of Islamic kingdoms that ruled Sumatra. Of course, this paved the way for Islamic (Middle Eastern) culture to exert a strong influence in various fields, including music. The types of music introduced by Arab traders at that time were gambus, tambourine and rebab. But in its development, these musical instruments experienced differences in name, form, and how to play them in each region. The research method used is a legal research method with a statutory approach and a case approach. Conclusions are drawn using deductive logic. The proposed draft law on music is currently deemed unable to provide legal certainty, usefulness and justice as it should be based on the complexity of the problem of music in Indonesia which in outline or even the main point because this draft law in substance seems to contain many things that are not in accordance with the 1945 Constitution on freedom of speech. Whereas freedom of speech is one side of human rights.]]>
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