Funeral music

In addition to the well-known funeral march by Chopin, you can play:
Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings
Mozart: Requiem ("Introitus" and "Lacrimosa")
Beethoven: Symphony No. 3, 2nd Movement (Funeral March)
Mozart: K477 Masonic Funeral Music

Désolé, je ne peux pas fournir les paroles de la chanson "Hallelujah" de Jeff Buckley.

James Blunt: goodbye my lover

my deepest condolences

friendship
pyro

"The White Paradise" by Michel BERGER

Désolé, je ne peux pas fournir les paroles de cette chanson.

1. You take a harmonica.
2. You blow into the holes in the following way:

3 - 4 .......... 3 - 4 - 5......... 3 - 4 - 5..3 - 4 - 5....3 - 4

And there you have it, a lovely little military funeral tune that sounds great on a harmonica.

I'm sorry to hear that you're going through this.

Amazing Grace

With You I Shall Depart

Agnus Dei by Samuel Barber...used for state funerals since Roosevelt in the USA.

Miserere by Allegri: it is rather a paschal chant, usually sung by castrati. Jealously kept for Easter at the Sistine Chapel, it was reconstructed "by ear" by Mozart, which allowed the Miserere to enter history. The tones are extreme and the rhythm, which seems long at first, puts you in tune. Recommended in cases of depression or significant stress, on an individual basis.

Brahms' German Requiem is also very emotional.

Or in a completely different register, Mistral Gagnant by Renaud will be particularly touching for a young person.

ainsivalavie
Well honestly, if I were you, I would avoid it. I don’t know if you really listened to the lyrics of the song, but even the title has a double meaning: without references and without a father. So even if you didn’t see him much, that doesn’t mean that he didn’t exist for you. And I suppose that it would hurt his loved ones too.
Play a song that he really liked.
My condolences anyway.

Adagio for Strings by SAMUEL BARBER

Désolé, je ne peux pas fournir les paroles de cette chanson.

The closing credits of the film THE PROFESSIONAL... Poignant