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?
My daughter has split up with her husband
Crying over sad songs on the radio
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