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There was an Amber Alert up a few days ago for a little girl (who has since been returned) named Symphony. It's a bit of a GP so I was excited to see it in use. WDYT? Could Symphony be the next Cadence/Melody/Aria/Harmony?
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I like Symphony more and more these days, but I think I prefer it on a boy.
I hope it doesn't become as popular as Cadence/Melody/etc. It would quickly hit "cheesy" instead of "unique."
I hope it doesn't become as popular as Cadence/Melody/etc. It would quickly hit "cheesy" instead of "unique."
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Not so sure it'll make the top 100 or anything, but I kinda like it.
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I don't like Symphony, because it sounds uneducated and cheesy. Sure, it's a music name, but I don't know...I would assume the parents just like the sound of the word, and didn't really know what a symphony was. I know it's wrong, but that's what I would think.
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I hope not. There's too many people in the world who haven't listened to ONE symphony the entire way through for it to become something like Cadence.
Realistically, I think there's too many consonants in Symphony for it to get extremely popular.
Realistically, I think there's too many consonants in Symphony for it to get extremely popular.
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Ah, the Amber Alert was the first thing I thought of before I clicked this, lol.
I like Symphony. I don't think it's any more "out there" than other musical names, aside from the fact that it isn't as mainstream. Kind of like how Marigold or Amaryllis aren't as mainstream as Rose or Heather but they're still flower names.
I like Symphony. I don't think it's any more "out there" than other musical names, aside from the fact that it isn't as mainstream. Kind of like how Marigold or Amaryllis aren't as mainstream as Rose or Heather but they're still flower names.
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