Music therapy (MT), as the clinically applied form of music, embraces a wide range of methods including different forms of singing . During the last decade MT has build up an evidence base revealing promising indications of music’s curative potential in neurological as well as psychological disorders [6–11]. Recently the role of music in a wider health perspective of health promotion, that is music as a salutogenic agent, has been widely acknowledged. This development resulted in a new scholarly discipline called “Music and Health” (MH). In addition to traditional music therapy issues, MH focuses specifically on how music may be used to increase wellbeing and quality of life [12–14].