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Inspired by the video game Eternal Sonata, in which every character and place is named after a musical term. (Incidentally, that game is why I have a couple Congrats to catch up on. I just finished it today, so I'll be doing that ASAP.)
I pulled all of these from a music dictionary. Some of these terms make better names than others, of course. I didn't bother separating them into genders because they're mostly pretty gender-neutral IMO. Just use them on whichever gender you prefer them on. :D Feel free to give nns, etc.
LN:
DH:
DW:
Go ahead and give them as many kids as you want, ages if you like, etc. :)
Names: Accelerando, Accent, Acoustic, Adagio, Aeolian, Agogo, Allegretto, Allegro, Altissimo, Alto, Ancora, Andante, Andantino, Anthem, Arco, Aria, Arpeggio, Asta, Atabal, Aubade, Ave, Balalaika, Ballad, Bandora, Banjo, Baritone, Baroque, Bass, Bassoon, Beat, Bebop, Blues, Bolero, Brass, Brio, Cadence, Cadenza, Caesura, Calypso, Canon, Cantabile, Carol, Celeste, Cello, Chorale, Clarinet, Claves, Coda, Concertina, Crescendo, Cymbal, Decibel, Demi, Descant, Diminuendo, Dirge, Dolce, Dorian, Duet, Dynamic, Echo, Elegy, Encore, Ensemble, Etude, Falsetto, Fantasia, Fermata, Finale, Flute, Forte, Fugue, Glissando, Gong, Guitar, Habanera, Harmonica, Harmony, Harp, Hemiola, Hymn, Interlude, Intermezzo, Ionian, Jazz, Jive, Kithara, Kytte, Largo, Legato, Litany, Locrian, Lullaby, Lydian, Lyra, Lyric, Madrigal, Maestro, Major, Mandolin, Marcato, March, Marimba, Medley, Melisma, Melody, Minor, Minuet, Mixolydian, Musette, Music, Nocturne, Note, Oboe, Ocarina, Octave, Ode, Opera, Orchestra, Overture, Pastorale, Phyrgian, Piano, Piccolo, Pizzicato, Polka, Quartet, Rallentando, Reed, Reggae, Requiem, Rhapsody, Rhythm, Ritardando, Rondo, Rubato, Salsa, Samba, Sarabande, Scherzo, Serenade, Sonata, Soprano, Staccato, Subito, Symphony, Tango, Tempo, Tenor, Tenuto, Timpani, Toccata, Tone, Tremolo, Trill, Trio, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Ukelele, Vibrato, Viola, Violin, Virtuoso, Vivace, Waltz, Xylophone, Yodel
Edited because "minute" should have been "minuet." Duh. Sorry guys!
I pulled all of these from a music dictionary. Some of these terms make better names than others, of course. I didn't bother separating them into genders because they're mostly pretty gender-neutral IMO. Just use them on whichever gender you prefer them on. :D Feel free to give nns, etc.
LN:
DH:
DW:
Go ahead and give them as many kids as you want, ages if you like, etc. :)
Names: Accelerando, Accent, Acoustic, Adagio, Aeolian, Agogo, Allegretto, Allegro, Altissimo, Alto, Ancora, Andante, Andantino, Anthem, Arco, Aria, Arpeggio, Asta, Atabal, Aubade, Ave, Balalaika, Ballad, Bandora, Banjo, Baritone, Baroque, Bass, Bassoon, Beat, Bebop, Blues, Bolero, Brass, Brio, Cadence, Cadenza, Caesura, Calypso, Canon, Cantabile, Carol, Celeste, Cello, Chorale, Clarinet, Claves, Coda, Concertina, Crescendo, Cymbal, Decibel, Demi, Descant, Diminuendo, Dirge, Dolce, Dorian, Duet, Dynamic, Echo, Elegy, Encore, Ensemble, Etude, Falsetto, Fantasia, Fermata, Finale, Flute, Forte, Fugue, Glissando, Gong, Guitar, Habanera, Harmonica, Harmony, Harp, Hemiola, Hymn, Interlude, Intermezzo, Ionian, Jazz, Jive, Kithara, Kytte, Largo, Legato, Litany, Locrian, Lullaby, Lydian, Lyra, Lyric, Madrigal, Maestro, Major, Mandolin, Marcato, March, Marimba, Medley, Melisma, Melody, Minor, Minuet, Mixolydian, Musette, Music, Nocturne, Note, Oboe, Ocarina, Octave, Ode, Opera, Orchestra, Overture, Pastorale, Phyrgian, Piano, Piccolo, Pizzicato, Polka, Quartet, Rallentando, Reed, Reggae, Requiem, Rhapsody, Rhythm, Ritardando, Rondo, Rubato, Salsa, Samba, Sarabande, Scherzo, Serenade, Sonata, Soprano, Staccato, Subito, Symphony, Tango, Tempo, Tenor, Tenuto, Timpani, Toccata, Tone, Tremolo, Trill, Trio, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Ukelele, Vibrato, Viola, Violin, Virtuoso, Vivace, Waltz, Xylophone, Yodel
Edited because "minute" should have been "minuet." Duh. Sorry guys!
This message was edited 10/9/2007, 10:46 AM
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