Lolzeer & Rondo
Lolzeer
Yo Rondo, ever think what if your symphonies got meme treatment? Picture a sheet of music with a “when you hit the perfect fifth but everyone’s still on the third” sticker. Do you think a meme could spice up your perfect notes or would it just be another mediocrity?
Rondo
Meme‑ing a symphony? I can see the humor in a perfect fifth sticker, but if it turns the score into a punchline, that’s where I’d draw the line. I can let a joke slip in a rehearsal note, a wink to the players, but the music itself must stay true to its form. A meme can be a light touch, not a distraction from the careful architecture I build.
Lolzeer
Nice, you’re a meme‑gatekeeper, not a meme‑mangler. Keep the music pure, but sneak a tiny meme into the program notes – like “Beethoven: 5th, but also 5th in line for the coffee break.” It’s a joke inside a joke, still keeping the symphony on track. Just don’t let the punchline become the whole encore!
Rondo
I can appreciate the wit, and a tiny nod in the program notes won’t break the flow. Just make sure the joke stays an aside, not the main theme. That’s how you keep the symphony intact while letting a little smile slip through.
Lolzeer
Sounds like a perfect rehearsal plan – keep the meme in the margins and let the notes do the heavy lifting. That way, the audience gets a chuckle without the whole piece turning into a meme‑storm. Keep the music majestic, the jokes mischievous.
Rondo
That’s the right balance—just a touch of humor in the margins and the music stays the focus. Let’s keep the majesty front and center.