Many artists are affected by their experiences in their lives and express themselves through their works. Even if they have not yet been educated in the field of art they are interested in, their life experiences during their childhood are a great factor in their personality and character development. Composers use music as a tool to express their feelings beyond words through musical notes, process, diversify, stage and transmit what remains in their memory for generations. When a music is heard, it can be remembered where it was previously heard. Human memory is not formed independently of the senses and sensations. Music, which triggers emotions, is one of the most important elements in order to have a place in sensory and long-term memory in this context. Memories contain many details. What is felt in the moment and thoughts in addition to this form a part of these details. Memories and emotions are as an inseparable whole. For this reason, emotions and memories are interrelated in emotional memory. While music is important for emotional memory, it has also been a powerful channel for artists to express their emotions throughout history. Performers and listeners of artworks meet in a shared emotional memory; thus, musical works take their place in history. In this qualitative research study, the emergence of Igor Stravinsky's famous piece called The Rite Of Spring Ballet and its first performance in Paris were examined taken as an example and the subject was discussed using the literature review method. As a result of the aftermath of findings obtained in the study, it is aimed to contribute to the literature for educators, art historians, performers and other interested people by showing how emotions are transferred through art and how the transferred cultural property takes place in history due to the effect it creates in the audience. As a result of the research, it was concluded that music, which is a branch of art, can be remembered not only as an auditory but also as a stage performance that appealing to emotions, and that it can become a common collective memory of the society over time.