Now that I’m approaching my mid-40s, I’ve finally gotten around to some basic end-of-life planning. Health care proxy? Check. Power of attorney? Signed. My playlist for dying? It’s done.

Some people find it meaningful to specify the music they would like to be played at their funeral. But before then — just before then, in fact — many of us will face a time when we are still able to experience music, but can no longer choose it for ourselves. Hence my advance directive for music, or what I like to call my singing will. Full story.

Mark Vanhoenacker (The New York Times) / November 5, 2016

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