Lonelygirl15

I don't know why I haven't noticed this before. And knowing my luck y'all probably already know this.

Anyway, have any of you noticed at the Hymn of One "logo",



Is an upside down Fermata, in music a fermata means to hold a note as long as the director holds it. It could range from the notes original count or go on for many counts.



Yea... just a little bit of useless info for y'all.

I think it's been noticed, but it's not necessarily useless, considering the Hymn of One's emphasis on music.

Vintage_Angel wrote:Is an upside down Fermata, in music a fermata means to hold a note as long as the director holds it. It could range from the notes original count or go on for many counts.

In piano a fermata means you always hold it for more than the original count. (Not that I think it matters, but I had to chime in. )

Especially after watching the last video, I think it means you are supposed to 'let go' of all your regrets/worries/fears.

Oh, I just thought it... looked... similar to the Op symbol. That's cool though.

It is. All the musical linkies!

Yea, the only reason I noticed it, was because I was practicing my graduation song, and music had pretty much taken a good hold on my life.

Awww cool

You're all aboslutely right. It's basically an upside down fermata. But here's my question.
At the beginning of all of this, when Bree was preparing for the "ceremony," how come there was nothing about music, a "hymn," nothing about music...?

Because the Hymn of One is just a front for the Order. It isn't an actual religion.

colbertnationgirl wrote:Because the Hymn of One is just a front for the Order. It isn't an actual religion.

Yes, but in the beginning, Bree didn't know anything about the order, just the religion. So why wasn't there anything having to do with music back then?

jazztuck wrote:

colbertnationgirl wrote:Because the Hymn of One is just a front for the Order. It isn't an actual religion.

Yes, but in the beginning, Bree didn't know anything about the order, just the religion. So why wasn't there anything having to do with music back then?

The Order fronts as a religion as well, but the Hymn of One is a recruiting branch. I don't think Bree would be involved in it.

Wasn't Hymn of One one way to back up for Op?

colbertnationgirl wrote:

Vintage_Angel wrote:Is an upside down Fermata, in music a fermata means to hold a note as long as the director holds it. It could range from the notes original count or go on for many counts.

In piano a fermata means you always hold it for more than the original count. (Not that I think it matters, but I had to chime in. )

Especially after watching the last video, I think it means you are supposed to 'let go' of all your regrets/worries/fears.

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seems more like a submilinal "let us brainwash you" or a "turn the concept of brainwashing on its head"
I've seen that symbol in choir, and what do we do? we have to hold our note until the director says otherwise!

jazztuck wrote:You're all aboslutely right. It's basically an upside down fermata. But here's my question.
At the beginning of all of this, when Bree was preparing for the "ceremony," how come there was nothing about music, a "hymn," nothing about music...?

we're not sure there wasn't. for starters, i think it was made clear that Bree was totally kept in the dark about the ceremony, but what if she had to sing a tune she knew with echonacian lyrics, a language she was learning?
i'm just saying it's not all that out there.

Wow, I'm amazed, my "useless" info has turned into something intersting.

colbertnationgirl wrote:

Vintage_Angel wrote:Is an upside down Fermata, in music a fermata means to hold a note as long as the director holds it. It could range from the notes original count or go on for many counts.

In piano a fermata means you always hold it for more than the original count. (Not that I think it matters, but I had to chime in. )

Especially after watching the last video, I think it means you are supposed to 'let go' of all your regrets/worries/fears.

That's exactly what I was thinking a little bit after I posted this.