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Music, in and of itself, does not possess intelligence or a high IQ. However, it can be argued that certain compositions require a high level of intelligence to create, perform, or understand. Examples include works by classical composers like Ludwig van Beethoven, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, or Johann Sebastian Bach. Their compositions are complex and require extensive musical knowledge and skill to perform.

In a different vein, understanding and appreciating the nuances of jazz, such as improvisation, requires a deep knowledge of music theory.

However, it’s important to note that “high IQ” is a very specific term typically used to describe human intelligence, and it’s not usually applied to things like music.