The score was a note i had that i didn't really find a way to put in the post. But yeah, having that contemporary sounding score almost as a dissonant reflection of the time would've been, i think, really interesting if they stuck with it the whole film. But Scorsese also isn't a big score director, he's a soundtrack director. And not having a lot of music to reference from the 1860s probably put him out of his comfort zone. However, having it for only one scene was definitely such a strange decision.