Sometimes when I can't sleep I try to arrange the music for my funeral.
I am not being morbid, we all have to die and perhaps it might help our loved ones when they have to arrange our send-off.
I think it might be a good idea to let them know what music I would like. (even though I won't be there to appreciate it)
It's a bit like Desert Island Discs, but with only 4 or 5 pieces, depending on the venue, I imagine.
So far I only have 3:
1. Arvo Part "Spiegel im Spiegel" (Mirror in the Mirror) a lovely piece of piano playing with a violin,
2, Sibelius "Andante Festivo"
and 3. "Somewhere Over the Rainbow"
I like Pacelbel's "Canon in D", but that seems to be used for weddings and I don't want to cast a shadow over the piece.
I also like Tchaikovsky's "Andante Contabile"
This choice could be a bit too Classical for some guests, as I want them to enjoy themselves as much as possible.
Is it just me? Or do other grans like to make arrangements for their music? Or readings and prayers?
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