Abstract: Confucian ideas are deeply rooted in Chinese traditional culture, having played a crucial role in the formation and development of China's traditional musical art. The Confucian philosophy of music has its origins in traditional Chinese Confucian culture. With the development of globalization, this influence has gradually spread throughout the world. Nowadays, there is an active appropriation of musical styles from different countries and regions, forming a diverse world musical culture. Such trends not only pose new challenges to traditional Confucian musical concepts, but also create opportunities and prospects for the actualization of Confucian musical philosophy in the modern cultural space. The article is devoted to the study of the Confucian philosophy of music from the point of view of globalization. Through a comparative analysis of philosophical concepts of music in different cultural contexts, the world significance and value of the Confucian philosophy of music are considered. The author of the article presents the basic concepts and key ideas of Confucian musical philosophy, then analyzes the similarities and differences between the musical ideas of Confucianism and other cultures. In conclusion, the author examines the influence of the Confucian philosophy of music on modern world musical culture, as well as its probable directions of development. The article attempts to rethink the Confucian philosophy of music from the point of view of the mechanisms of globalization, examines its influence and development within the framework of modern musical art. In conclusion, the author argues that Confucian musical philosophy not only served as a guideline for music education in ancient China, but also offers valuable ideas and influences for the modern development of world musical culture, especially in the field of moral education, the transmission of cultural values and intercultural communication.