Symphonia: Ranks, Rituals and Practices
Keywords:
SYMPHONIA-RANKS-RITUALS, SYMPHONIA_RANKS_RITUALS
Worship, Faith and Practices:
Each year, in the summer, Symphonia holds a festival dedicated to harmony and the arts. The summer festival brings together poets, bards, harpers, dancers, minstrels, and others to show off their talents to others and most especially the goddess. This festival is also in honor of celebration and the ceremonial punch bowl is always kept filled.
Ranks and Roles:
Stage Manager: In this stage, the leader of the religion is responsible for all others no matter what rank. He or she oversees any events planned and helps in the productions of such events. He or she also fills in if a roll such as musician is vacant.
Vibrato: This stage belongs to the voice of the religion, the teacher who listens to the others and gives them advice when the leader is absent. He or she may fill any roll such as dancer, minstrel, musician, and so on.
Baroque: This stage belongs to the bards, minstrels and poets. It is the unique stage of Symphonia where those who love to show off their talents in a loud and showy fashion reside. Minstrels who can contort while playing the vielle are welcome here for example.
Musician: This stage belongs to the harpers and lyre players, cellists and players of any musical instrument in the world. They seek to make others and each other happy as they learn their craft. There is no shortage of people willing to teach them in the religion.
Choreographer: This stage is for the dancers who wish to learn to move freely to the beat. They often work with the musicians and sometimes with the baroque. These dancers are usually those who also like to shine and please a crowd.
Dilettante: This stage belongs to the novices, the beginners of the religion. These people are those who are either new at their craft, or wanting to learn something new. Symphonia welcomes them with open arms and is always willing to teach.
Each year, in the summer, Symphonia holds a festival dedicated to harmony and the arts. The summer festival brings together poets, bards, harpers, dancers, minstrels, and others to show off their talents to others and most especially the goddess. This festival is also in honor of celebration and the ceremonial punch bowl is always kept filled.
Ranks and Roles:
Stage Manager: In this stage, the leader of the religion is responsible for all others no matter what rank. He or she oversees any events planned and helps in the productions of such events. He or she also fills in if a roll such as musician is vacant.
Vibrato: This stage belongs to the voice of the religion, the teacher who listens to the others and gives them advice when the leader is absent. He or she may fill any roll such as dancer, minstrel, musician, and so on.
Baroque: This stage belongs to the bards, minstrels and poets. It is the unique stage of Symphonia where those who love to show off their talents in a loud and showy fashion reside. Minstrels who can contort while playing the vielle are welcome here for example.
Musician: This stage belongs to the harpers and lyre players, cellists and players of any musical instrument in the world. They seek to make others and each other happy as they learn their craft. There is no shortage of people willing to teach them in the religion.
Choreographer: This stage is for the dancers who wish to learn to move freely to the beat. They often work with the musicians and sometimes with the baroque. These dancers are usually those who also like to shine and please a crowd.
Dilettante: This stage belongs to the novices, the beginners of the religion. These people are those who are either new at their craft, or wanting to learn something new. Symphonia welcomes them with open arms and is always willing to teach.