An aspiring young composer killed in a freak farm accident will have his music played by a professional orchestra at his funeral on Sunday.

Kyan Pennell, 12, was crushed to death at his family’s property in Queensland, Australia, last week after he became wedged between a trailer and a gate.

The youngster was a classical music enthusiast who taught himself to play both Chopin and Beethoven by watching YouTube tutorials.

Pennell recently began composing his own original piece of music, which was only partially completed before he died.

His mother, Amanda Brierley, had no idea her son had started on the piece, discovering the composition in a notebook after his tragic death.

“The thing that has given us some little part of Kyan to hold onto is when I found this composition he was working on,” the devastated mom told ABC Radio Brisbane. “I didn’t realize he knew how to write music.”

Brierly shared a photo of the piece of music to social media, accompanied by several videos of the boy playing on his piano.

The heartbreaking posts were seen by musicians around the world, many of whom have now recorded tribute versions of Pennell’s original song.

Meanwhile, members of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra have been inspired to record Pennell’s piece for his funeral.

The organization’s principal cellist, Hyung Suk Bae, said he sat down at his own piano last week to play Pennell’s tune.

“Sometimes music just talks to you, and I started playing it actually slow, and it sounded just beautiful and pure, and nice and simple,” he stated.

Pennell was helping his father, Ian, out with chores on the family farm when he became wedged between a trailer and a gate on Feb. 1.

The devastated dad paid tribute to his late son in a Facebook post, describing him as “beautiful, creative, quirky, smart, talented and funny.”