I have to admit, I mostly concentrate on the organ stuff. Personal taste and whatnot.

>Mm, she will have just missed it, because Sakuya disappeared in
>1870. Before then, she was in the habit of occasionally venturing out
>to pick up various things, including new music and musical supplies
>(such as the accordion she bought in Paris in the 1830s), so she might
>have brought home a copy if it had been available. Afterward, Remilia
>never went out and stopped using the music room.

I hadn't realized the timeline was that close -- I guess I mentally misplaced exactly when Sakuya disappeared (and, thus, Remilia actually stopped going out)

>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 have this nagging feeling that *most* organ players are struck by 'dark whimsy' on occasion...if for no other reason than because they regularly *play a building*.