Looking for a musical name for your sprog? Here’s a range of distinctive, classical music-inspired names you may not have detected before…
Aria :
Meaning: an extended, classical music piece for solo voice. From the Italian ‘air’
Carol :
Meaning: a preferred hymn, typically sung at Christmas time
Melody :
Meaning: the most tune up a bit of music or song
Cadence (or Cadenza) :
Meaning: A progression of notes that concludes a phrase
Viola :
Meaning: Associate in Nursing musical group instrument, slightly larger than a fiddle
Celeste (or Celesta) :
Meaning: atiny low, heavenly-sounding instrument that appears like a piano, however seems like a orchestral bells
Dorian :
Meaning: A diatonic scale, terribly kind of like the trendy natural musical mode
Harmony :
Meaning: A succession of supporting notes, contend or sung below the melody
Lyre (or Lyra) :
Meaning: atiny low instrument contend by the traditional Greeks, kind of like a harp
Aida :
Meaning: Associate in Nursing opera set in Ancient Egypt, by prolific Italian musician composer. A unchanged story of affection and betrayal
Allegra :
Meaning: Associate in Nursing Italian music term, which means joyful or spirited
Lydian :
Meaning: A diatonic scale kind of like a significant scale, however with one note sharpened to convey a rather unsettling sound
Octave (or Octavia) :
Meaning: A series of eight notes, separating one musical pitch and another with double its frequency
Melisma :
Meaning: A passage of many notes sung on one language unit
Demi :
Meaning: Associate in Nursing Italian music term, which means ‘half’, as in ‘demigod’
