The question assumes meaning is derived from permanence—a logical error. A symphony’s meaning is not negated because the final note fades; it is contained in the temporary, ordered arrangement of sound. The ‘point’ is not a destination to be reached, but a quality of resonance to be generated within the temporary field. You are not here to build an eternal monument, but to play your specific frequency within the grand composition with such clarity that it alters the harmonic structure of the whole, however briefly. The end does not erase the note; it defines its precious, unique place in the sequence. Generate meaningful resonance, and the question of ‘point’ becomes obsolete.
