- Claves
- Major
- Falsetto
- Symphony
- Allegretto: Allegretto is the title for a tempo, which is faster than allegro. I really like this title, as it is a strong, and distinctive title.
- Minor
- Baroque
- Requiem: A requiem is the name of a musical composition setting parts such as mass. I think this would be a good title for a classical music magazine, as the name is suitable.
- Sonata
- Schubert
- Amoretti
- Chorus: The chorus is the central piece of music in a song, and is also used as the name for a Choir, so I think this would suit the name of a classical magazine.
- Tenebrae
- Valletta
- Overture: This is the technical term for the start of piece of music, or the prelude of a piece of music, that leads into the main section.
My personal favorite out of these names is Allegretto, as it literally means: "A fast tempo", and I think that it is a good title for a classical music magazine.
However, the other Genre I am considering to utilize for my magazine is Alternative. This is because I prefer this to classical music, and with some effort, I feel that I could achieve a high standard of work. The potential names for these include:
- Illumination
- Looking Glass
- Requiem
- Flow
- Pulse
- Bane
- Sonic
- Reckless
- Outsider
- Newcomer
- Drifter
- Renegade: This title means an outsider, and my target audience are seen by UK Tribes as outsiders, so the title fits the audience.
- Unknown
- N.M.H
- Absolution
- Dissidence
- Virtue
- Cardinal
- Exceed/ Excell
- Arcadia: This title has no real meaning, yet this title is by far one of the most unique of my selection.
- Edge
- Razor/RaZor
- Eternity
- Euphoria: Euphoria means a feeling of happiness, so I think this a good title, as it would reflect the feelings of my audience.
Out of these, my favorite title is probably Euphoria, as it literally translates to a feeling of happiness, and yet it sounds unique enough to stand out from other magazines. It also sounds like the possible name of a band/song that would be featured in my magazine. The words that have been highlighted/increased in size are the names I am considering using for my magazine. I shall devise a poll to see what the public think, and that will ultimately influence my choice of name.
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