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Architecture and music share many artistic and expressive principles such as rhythm, harmony, balance, and coherence, etc. The research focused on an area that combines between what we see and what we hear, that’s mean between the musical field and the architectural field in a previously unfamiliar way represented by colors. Problem Research, Humans continue to harm their surrounding environment (either intentionally or ignorantly) by adding truncated and incomplete anti-patterns or exaggerated visual or auditory patterns that destroy the living patterns around them. So what we see is no longer in harmony with what we hear and vice versa. The question here is about the possibility of a common pattern language that expresses the visual representation of musical melodies with the auditory revelation of visual architectural structures, and is it possible to hear what architecture plays? The research presents a new way to link aural patterns and visual patterns through colors. The research assumes that architecture can express music, just as music can express architecture through colors. The research aims to find a relationship between Eastern and Western music through color patterns and reflecting them on architecture. The research relied on the experimental and analytical approach to compare musical clips and translate them into color schemes and vice versa by converting architectural facades into color codes and ciphers. The research concluded that there is an important link between music and architecture represented by colors that can be invested as patterns of comparison between what we hear and what we see. This requires a recommendation to conduct more research and investigations to experiment and deal with more architectural products and musical compositions.