By Cara Sulieman
SCOTS are sticking to tradition and choosing hymns over more popular songs for their funerals.
In the rest of the UK, contemporary songs are the most requested for a loved-one’s funeral.
But in Scotland, over half of the ceremonies are accompanied by hymns rather than classical music or pop songs.
Only 36 per cent of funerals use contemporary tunes, and a measly nine per cent are accompanied by classical music. Continue reading →
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
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