Falling asleep and waking up to iPhone (alarm volume question)

I would like to both fall asleep and wake up to music on my iPhone. I know hot to do sleep the iPhone after a certain amount of time using the timer, but I like the volume way down so I can barely hear the music. The problem is that for my alarm in the morning, I need the music very loud. Is there some way to have the music soft when I am falling asleep and automatically get louder for my alarm in the morning? I'm not too hopeful on this, but maybe someone can help.
Thanks,
Colin

I believe your alarm tone volume is the same as your ringtone volume and has nothing to do with your music volume. You are not presently able to wake up to music.

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