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I don't know why people are recommending apps like Navidrome and Jellyfin when it isn't a music server that you're looking for but a way to share the music collection.
With that said, I can think of 2 approaches, and (likely) the easier option will be to use the help of such a server. Both will require a VPN server in the cloud which will be redirected via NAT/reverse-proxy into your network.
Use something like Navidrome with LDAP/Auth solutions like Authelia. User has to authenticate themselves to access their account on the service like something in the cloud.
To offer more barebones access to the underlying storage directly: set up NFSv4 for Kerberos.