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C1, C2, C3, C4, …… A single finger holding multiple strings on a stringed instrument at the same time. C clef-clef sign that marks the position of the note C on the staff. Cacophony-discordant or dissonant sound Cadence a note ornament Cadence calls-songs sung by soldiers while marching Calando-（意大利） diminuendo Calcando-（意大利） accelerando Calmato-（意大利） calmed, calming Calme-（法） calm Calore-（意大利） passion, warmth or animation Caloroso-（意大利） passion, warmth or animation Calvarios-Spanish Easter songs Calypso-Caribbean popular musical form often humorous sung by a single guitarist or bands Camatillo Rosewood From Central America, it is sometimes known as Mexican Kingwood.The wood has a deep, rich purple color with numerous black ink lines. Straight grain is rare but it is surprisingly stable. Camminando-（意大利） a flowing style, a walking pace Camphor Burl-An alternative wood for the back and sides of a classical guitar. Canadian Cypress Alaskan Yellow Cedar, sometimes called Canadian or New World Cypress, is fine and even textured with very close grains. In terms of dimensional change due to moisture content change, it is one of the most stable. It is light yellow in color. Canari-very fast gigue-like dance, in triple or duple-compound meter, with a 'skipping' feel Cancel-natural sign, used to remove a previously applied accidental Can-can-Parisian dance, originating in Paris, involving a line of high-kicking women Cancrizans-（拉丁） a tune repeated so that the original order of notes is reversed--- the last note become the first, the penultimate note becomes the second, and so on until the first becomes the last Canon-a musical form in which a (second, third, fourth, ….) line starting later than the one before it matches it note for note but such that the parts overlap Cans-headphones, microphone and belt pack Cantabile-（意大利） in a singing style Cantando-（意大利） in a singing style Cantaor-(Spanish) flamenco singer (masc.) Cantaora-（意大利） in a singing style (femin.) Cant de la sibila-traditional Christmas song from Majorca (Spain) about the second coming of Christ Cante chico-light flamenco song Cante grande-profound Flamenco song style Cante hondo-(Spanish) serious Spanish flamenco song making use of the Phrygian cadence and the word ole Cante jondo-(Spanish) serious Spanish flamenco song making use of the Phrygian cadence and the word ole Cantes de las minas-flamenco style that has as theme the mines, its men and their difficulties Cantes extreme??os-flamenco songs from the Extremadura region Canticle-a Biblical hymn Cantilena-（意大利） Lullaby--smooth, melodious vocal style Canto-（意大利） song, melody Canto de velada-Spanish evening song Canto hondo-(Spanish) serious Spanish flamenco song making use of the Phrygian cadence and the word ole Cantus-（拉丁） melody at the top of a polyphonic piece, often set over a tenor line Canzonet-（意大利） short, simple song Canzonetta-（意大利） short, simple song Caoine-(Gaelic) Irish funeral song Capelle-（法） chapel Capodaster-（德） device that clamps to the neck of a guitar and which change its tuning by shortening the sounding length of every string Capodastere-（法） device that clamps to the neck of a guitar and which change its tuning by shortening the sounding length of every string Capotasto-（意大利） device that clamps to the neck of a guitar and which change its tuning by shortening the sounding length of every string Capo d'astro-（意大利） device that clamps to the neck of a guitar and which change its tuning by shortening the sounding length of every string Capodastro-（意大利） device that clamps to the neck of a guitar and which change its tuning by shortening the sounding length of every string Cappella-chapel Capriccio-（意大利） light, quick, sometimes fanciful composition Capriccioso-（意大利） capricious Caprice-（英） light, quick, sometimes fanciful composition Caprice-（法） light, quick, sometimes fanciful composition Capricieux-（法） capricious Capricciosamente-（意大利） capriciously Carcassi, Matteo-(1792-1853) Carcelera-(Spanish) prisoner's song Caressant-（法） caressing Carezzando-（意大利） caressing Carezzevole-（意大利） caressingly Carol-（英） Christmas song Carree-（法） double whole note Carulli, Fernando-(1770-1841) Catgut-（德） good, well; （英） a cord made from the intestines of animals, esp. of sheep, lambs or goats, used for strings of early guitars Cavaquinho-small 4-stringed instrument from Portugal and the Portuguese-speaking countries, used in samba music. inspiration for the Hawaiian ukulele C clef-clef sign that marks the position of the note C on the staff. Cedez-（法） slow down generally before a return to an earlier tempo Cejilla-device that can be moved to change the pitch of the flamenco guitar Celere-（意大利） quick, speedy Celerita-（意大利） speed Celeramente-speedily Celtic harp-small harp 24 to 34 strings, around 1 metre tall, with curved neck and pillar that is played resting on the knee Cent-logarithmic unit used when measuring the difference between two pitches in an equal-tempered scale; one cent is one one-hundredth of an equal-tempered semitone (half step) Center Seam Backstrip-The Backstrip, usually made of wood, will match or compliment the guitars edge binding. It will also reinforce the center seam of a book-matched back of a guitar. Center Seam Reinforcement Strip-A strip of wood is added to the seam of a book-matched back for reinforcement on a guitar. cf.-（拉丁） abbreviated form of conferatur meaning 'compare' Chaabi-popular Arabic music, also known as shaabi Chacarra-fandango dance from Tarifa, in southern Spain, performed by two women and one man Chace-（法） fourteenth-century French term for 'canon', two- and three-voice canons that imitated bird calls or the sounds of instruments, ….. Chachacha-considered to be the first chachacha, in 1953. As a dance, cha cha became popular in the 1950s and 1960s and is descended from mambo through triple mambo. It is in 4/4 time and follows a rhythmic pattern two quarter-notes, three eighth-notes and a eighth-rest Chaconne-a slow stately dance with variations, popular during the seventeenth- and eighteenth-centuries, generally in triple time, played over a ground bass Chacony-(Old Eng.) a slow stately dance with variations, popular during the seventeenth- and eighteenth-centuries, generally in triple time, played over a ground bass 其它相关链接：　Ac-Ak　Ak-Am　An-Ar　Ar-Az　B-Ban　Ba-Be　Be-Bl　Bl-Br　Br-Bu　C-Ch　Ch-Ci　Cl-Co　Co-Cy　D-De　De-Do　Do-Dy　E-En　En-Es　F-Fi　Fi-Fr　Fr-Fu　G-Ge　Ge-Gr　Gr-Gy　Ha-He　He-Hy　Ia-Iw　Ja-Ju　Ka-Kw　La　Le　Li-Ly　Ma　Me-Mi　Mo-My　Na-Ne　Ng-Nz　Ob-Ov　Pe-Pl　Po　Pr-Pu　Qi-Qu　Ra　Re　Rh-Ri　Ro-Ry　Sa-Sc　Sc-Se　Se-Sh　Si-Sn　So　Sp-St　St-Sy　Ta　Te-Th　Ti-To　Tw-Tz　Ua-Ut　Va-Ve　Vi　Vo-Vu　Wa-Wu　Xa-Zy

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