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Chaleur-（法） warmth, with warmth Chaleureusement-（法） warmth, with warmth Chamber-a prefix used to describe small-scale musical activities, for example- chamber symphony (a symphony for a small ensemble of players), chamber music (music generally written to be played one-to-a-part) Champeta criolla-Afro-Colombian music style and dance from Cartagena, on the Caribbean coast Champetre-（法） rustic Changed note-device in strict counterpoint where a non-harmonic note is used on an accented beat Changes-the set of chord changes, or harmonies, contained in the central theme or melody around which a piece has been built Changez-（法） change Changing notes-non-harmonic notes; two notes, one that leaves the chord note by a tone or semitone, then leaps to the next non-harmonic note by skipping over the chord note, before resolving to the same chord note by a tone or semitone Changing time signatures Chantant-（法） in a singing style Chaque-（法） each, every Character piece-a musical piece representing a location, mood or personality Charango-small, 5-course, double strung guitar from South America, traditionally made with the shell of an armadillo Chart-colloquial or jazz term for a arrangement or score Chase-improvisations where one player performs a melodic riff and other members in the band take up the theme, often adding additional phrases, each trying to outplay the others Che-（意大利） who, which Chechen-An alternative wood for the back and sides of a classical guitar. Chechen Burl-An alternative wood for the back and sides of a classical guitar. Cheese cloth-A thin, loose woven cotton cloth, such as is used in pressing cheese curds. Chevalet-（法） bridge of a stringed instrument Cheville-（法） peg of a stringed instrument Chiaro-（意大利） clear Chiara-（意大利） unconfused Chiaramente-（意大利） clearly Chiarezza-（意大利） clarity Chiave-（意大利） clef Chiave di basso-（意大利） bass clef Chiave di tenore-（意大利） C clef Chiave di violino-（意大利） treble clef Chin chin-Chinese 4 string banjo with aluminum body Chitarra-（意大利） guitar Chitarra batente-guitar from Calabria (southern Italy), also known as 'Renaissance guitar'. With four or five metal strings Chitarrone-a long-necked member of the lute family fitted with extra bass strings, used to accompany solo singers, which was popular in the sixteenth- and seventeenth-centuries Chops-performer's technique when playing riffs, improvisations and melodic lines Choral-music sung by a choir Choral symphony-a symphony that includes a chorus Chorale-（德） traditional German hymn Chord-a group of notes, normally two or more, played simultaneously Chordal-a form of music in which a single melody is accompanied by sets of chords, instead of a competing counter melody Chord diagrams-a form of musical notation using vertical and horizontal lines to represent the strings and frets on a guitar that uses numbered dots to show the position of the fingers. Chord symbols-abbreviations for chord names used by players of the guitar, ukulele…. Chorus-a fairly large choir; a refrain of a song Chromatic-a scale in which all the intervals between succeeding notes is a semitone (half-note) Chromatic interval-a note that does not form part of the major or natural, melodic or harmonic minor scales Chromatic scale-Scale composed of twelve half steps Chromatic signs-accidentals Chromatique-（法） chromatic Church Cadence-Plagal Cadence.-A chord progression where the subdominant chord is followed by the tonic chord- In the tonality of C major, an plagal cadence would be the subdominant f major chord (F A C) moving to the tonic C major chord (C E G). CI, CII, CIII, CIV, CV, CVI…… A single finger holding multiple strings on a stringed instrument at the same time. Symbol used in standard notation for guitar. Roman numeral (after C) indicates which fret. Example: B7 (C7, CVII, VII) Ciacona-（意大利） slow stately dance with variations, popular during the seventeenth- and eighteenth-centuries, generally in triple time, played over a ground bass Cinq-（法） five Cinque-（意大利） five Cinquieme-（法） fifth Cioa-（意大利） that is Circle of fifths-chain of intervals. each interval a fifth, after passing through every note of the scale returns to a note, several octaves different, from that on which the chain began. 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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