[In 1992, Jenő Tarján, the chief physician of the Markusovszky Hospital in Szombathely, wrote a circular letter on behalf of the Heart Foundation to the chief physicians and hospital directors asking them to recommend colleagues who were interested in music and who would also perform at concerts. The first such concert was held in Szombathely and the proceeds were donated to the Heart Foundation.]

[The study gives a short review of some music therapy methods can be applied on the field of hospice care. Its aim is drawing the attention to the topic and enhancement of the method in the hospice movement in Hungary. The results of research works support the idea of applying both active and receptive music therapy for ensuring advantageous results in high quality care provided for dying patients. Properly chosen musical interventions applied by qualified music therapists within a therapeutic relationship are able to improve amongst others the quality of life of dying people by ensuring their inner peace, reducing the feeling of pain and anxiety and supporting their psychical-spiritual development. Besides the dying patients, hospice workers and the relatives of the patients can also experience the benefits of music therapy. ]

["Not forced"; in Ferenc Banga's drawings, this is what is striking. Indeed, the line chosen is also ambiguous. For example, the waggon winding into the crescent of the moon (Force of the Spirit) links the magician with cosmic forces (one can think of mythology: Samson's tresses or the fairytale devil).]