CS Fanon Workshop: What Architecture Should I Use?

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Question: *Answer: A Classical Symphonies fanon symphony is generally constructed within a larger infrastructure known as its Architecture; one of seven classes of symphonic enclosures which contains each major property of:
*scene, (Largest)
*transition, (2nd largest)
*act, (3rd largest)
*part, (4th largest)
*line, (5th largest)
*element event (6th largest) and
*score (Smallest) documentation.
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*There are seven (7) recognized Architecture Component types within the Classical Symphonies library; which are:
Souls) is the 1st major sextant of which the study of:
*salutations,
*thematic,
*azimuths,
*preambles,
*lobbying,
*exaltation,
*scaling
and other introductions are researched.
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Symphonic Architecture: 'Teleusoralum Components';
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Symphonic Architecture: 'Abacusucabus Components';
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Symphonic Architecture: 'Prostratum Components';
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Symphonic Architecture: 'Labialimus Components';
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Symphonic Architecture: 'Excrementum Components';
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Symphonic Architecture: 'Soisexscenenon Components';
*Each enclosure is constructed according to the Classical Symphonies Guidelines for Construction and are assembled to compliment both the enclosure and the architectural style that they are used for.