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Help[Opinions] Lydian..WDYT? (combined w/another ?/comment)
Lydian is actually the name of a musical mode, like a scale. I absolutely love it as a name, though, b/c it's close to Lydia.
Your opinion? Love it, like it, hate it?
My favorite combos with Lydian are Lydian Emmaline, Lydian Charlotte and Lydian Iris.
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ALSO:
In your opinion, do you think that musical names in general (Aria, Lyric, Melody, Cadence, etc) are cheesy? Are there any you would consider using, at least in theory? I went to college / university with a girl named Timbrel, and after I got used to it, I really liked it as a name. I also like some musical terms as names:
Aria (g)
Brava (g)
Cadence / Cadenza (g)
Calliope (prn kuh-LYE-oh-pee - g)
Dauer (b)
Delasol (g)
Echo (g)
Elegie (g)
Ethos (b)
Etude (b)
Folia (g) - although it *does* literally mean 'insanity'
Fugue (prn fewg - b)
Ganzton (b)
Glee (g) - 3 or more part voice songs; think glee clubs
Habanera (g)
Harmonia / Harmonie / Harmony (g)
Holz (b)
Hosanna (g)
Idyll (either)
Intrada (g)
Jazz (b)
Jubilus (b)
Kalimba (g)
Kantor (b)
Kinnor (b)
Kithara (g)
Kyrie (prn KEY-ree-ay - g)
Laudes (either)
Lied (prn. leed - b)
Lira / Lyrica / Lyra / Lyre (g)
Madrigal (b)
Mandolin (g)
Melisma (g)
Melody (g)
Mirliton (b)
Nocturne (g)
Nola (g)
Noter (b)
Ode (b)
Oratorio (b)
Orphica (g)
Ossia (g)
Paean (b)
Partita (g)
Psalm (either)
Quadrille (g)
Quire (choir - b)
Radel (b)
Redowa (slavic, so I'm assuming it reh-DOH-vah - g)
Rein (either, rhymes w/fine - refers to tuning intervals)
Salmo (b)
Samba (b)
Scala (either)
Sequela (g)
Seraphine (small organ invented circa 1830 - g)
Serenade (g)
Talea (g)
Tambor (b)
Telyn (either)
Toccatina (g)
Tonale (b)
Uilleann (g)
Ukelin (b)
Valor (in music, it means the value or proportion of a note - b)
Ventile (g)
Vesper (g)
Vielle (g)
Vocalise (g)
Yodel (orginally jodel - b)
Zanphonia (g)
Zimbel / Zymbel (b)
Zither (either)
Married male co-worker: "Wanna come over to my place for lunch today?"
Me: "Thanks, but I don't think that would be appropriate."
Him: "What do you think I'm gonna do, lure you into the bedroom with a hotdog?"
(Pause)
Him: "Ok, bad analogy."
Your opinion? Love it, like it, hate it?
My favorite combos with Lydian are Lydian Emmaline, Lydian Charlotte and Lydian Iris.
********
ALSO:
In your opinion, do you think that musical names in general (Aria, Lyric, Melody, Cadence, etc) are cheesy? Are there any you would consider using, at least in theory? I went to college / university with a girl named Timbrel, and after I got used to it, I really liked it as a name. I also like some musical terms as names:
Aria (g)
Brava (g)
Cadence / Cadenza (g)
Calliope (prn kuh-LYE-oh-pee - g)
Dauer (b)
Delasol (g)
Echo (g)
Elegie (g)
Ethos (b)
Etude (b)
Folia (g) - although it *does* literally mean 'insanity'
Fugue (prn fewg - b)
Ganzton (b)
Glee (g) - 3 or more part voice songs; think glee clubs
Habanera (g)
Harmonia / Harmonie / Harmony (g)
Holz (b)
Hosanna (g)
Idyll (either)
Intrada (g)
Jazz (b)
Jubilus (b)
Kalimba (g)
Kantor (b)
Kinnor (b)
Kithara (g)
Kyrie (prn KEY-ree-ay - g)
Laudes (either)
Lied (prn. leed - b)
Lira / Lyrica / Lyra / Lyre (g)
Madrigal (b)
Mandolin (g)
Melisma (g)
Melody (g)
Mirliton (b)
Nocturne (g)
Nola (g)
Noter (b)
Ode (b)
Oratorio (b)
Orphica (g)
Ossia (g)
Paean (b)
Partita (g)
Psalm (either)
Quadrille (g)
Quire (choir - b)
Radel (b)
Redowa (slavic, so I'm assuming it reh-DOH-vah - g)
Rein (either, rhymes w/fine - refers to tuning intervals)
Salmo (b)
Samba (b)
Scala (either)
Sequela (g)
Seraphine (small organ invented circa 1830 - g)
Serenade (g)
Talea (g)
Tambor (b)
Telyn (either)
Toccatina (g)
Tonale (b)
Uilleann (g)
Ukelin (b)
Valor (in music, it means the value or proportion of a note - b)
Ventile (g)
Vesper (g)
Vielle (g)
Vocalise (g)
Yodel (orginally jodel - b)
Zanphonia (g)
Zimbel / Zymbel (b)
Zither (either)
Married male co-worker: "Wanna come over to my place for lunch today?"
Me: "Thanks, but I don't think that would be appropriate."
Him: "What do you think I'm gonna do, lure you into the bedroom with a hotdog?"
(Pause)
Him: "Ok, bad analogy."
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