>As such, she's never heard it, but it's one of G's favorite classical
>(well, technically Romantic) pieces, so she's certain to be exposed to
>it sooner or later, and I expect she'll enjoy it. It has a lot of
>dark whimsy about it, and in certain of her moods, Remilia Scarlet is
>all about dark whimsy. :)

I'm surprised he hasn't shown it to her already with his omnitool. She's seen it before, and the only other person in the mansion who isn't a time traveler is Flandre, who has the fantastic mental flexibility of the recently-mad to help her handle it. And if he doesn't want to play directly from the tool, he could certainly use it to fabricate records for the player.

I know he seems to be viewing 1946 as sort of a "challenge run", where he doesn't use any anachronistic tech unless absolutely necessary, but surely there's some part of him who wants to fill the Scarlet Mansion with the sounds of his daughter's band rocking out.