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Clan Celentano
Clan Celentano is an Italian record label founded by singer Adriano Celentano in Milan, registered in 1961, Italy's first artist-owned label and its longest-lived independent, distributed by Universal Music since 2010.
CLAN QUEEN
CLAN QUEEN (クランクイーン) is a three-piece Japanese rock band formed in 2022, whose single 踊楽園 went viral in 2023 and which moved to Sony Music Labels in 2026.
Clancy (album)
Clancy is the seventh studio album by American band Twenty One Pilots, released on May 24, 2024, and presented as the final chapter of the conceptual story begun with Blurryface.
Clannad
Clannad (Irish band, from "Clann As Dobhar", family from Dore): family folk group formed 1970 in Gweedore, Donegal; famed for "Theme from Harry's Game", Robin of Sherwood's Legend, and a 1999 Grammy; distinct from the Key visual novel of the same name.
Clara (singer)
Clara (Clara Soccini, born 1999, Varese) is an Italian pop singer and actress, Crazy J in Mare Fuori, Sanremo Giovani 2023 winner, Sanremo 2024-2025 contestant, debut album PRIMO (2024, gold).
Clara Clemens
Clara Langdon Clemens (1874-1962), Mark Twain's second daughter and only surviving child, contralto singer, wife of conductor Ossip Gabrilowitsch, sole heir who controlled and suppressed Twain's unpublished works until Letters from the Earth (1962).
Clara Cuvé
Clara Cuvé is a German techno DJ and producer, born in Munich and based in Berlin, who co-founded the SESH party series and label with MCR-T.
Clara La San
Clara La San (Rosemary Claire Louise Francis) is a Manchester-based English R&B/bedroom pop singer-producer; 2014 "Let You Go", viral 2023 "In This Darkness", 2024 debut album Made Mistakes on her CLS Music label.
Clara Rockmore
Clara Rockmore (Clara Reisenberg, 1911–1998), Vilnius-born violin prodigy and theremin virtuoso; youngest St. Petersburg Conservatory student, developed aerial fingering, recorded The Art of the Theremin (1977).
Clara Schumann
Clara Schumann, born Clara Wieck in Leipzig, was a leading German concert pianist and composer of the nineteenth century, publishing twenty-one works and championing Brahms.
Clare Grogan
Clare Grogan (Clare Patricia Grogan, born 1962), Scottish singer and actress; lead singer of new wave band Altered Images ("Happy Birthday", UK No. 2, 1981) and star of Gregory's Girl; married Stephen Lironi 1994; album Mascara Streakz 2022.
Clare Torry
Clare Torry (born 1947) is the British session singer whose improvised wordless vocal on Pink Floyd's "The Great Gig in the Sky" led to a 2005 co-authorship credit with Richard Wright.
Clarence Avant
Clarence Avant (1931–2023), the "Black Godfather" and "Godfather of Black Music," was an American music executive who founded Sussex and Tabu Records, chaired Motown, brokered the Stax sale, and advised presidents Carter, Clinton, and Obama.
Clarence Carter
Clarence Carter (1936-2026), Montgomery, Alabama soul and blues singer blind from birth; hits "Slip Away," "Patches," "Back Door Santa," and "Strokin'"; FAME and Atlantic recording artist, three gold records, 37 albums.
Clarence Clemons
Clarence Clemons, also Clarence Anicholas Clemons, the Big Man (1942-2011), American tenor saxophonist in Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band from 1972; solos on Born to Run, Jungleland, Thunder Road; 1985 duet hit You're a Friend of Mine with Jackson Browne.
Clarence Peters
Clarence Abiodun Peters, known as CAPital, is a Nigerian filmmaker and music video director, founder of CAPital Dreams Pictures, called Africa's leading music-video director by IFFR in 2018.
Clarinet
Clarinet: single-reed woodwind with a cylindrical bore that overblows a twelfth, invented by Johann Christoph Denner around 1700 from the chalumeau. Family spans Ab piccolo to contrabass; Boehm and Oehler key systems.
Clarinet Concerto (Mozart)
Mozart's Clarinet Concerto in A major, K. 622, his last completed concerto (October 1791), written for Anton Stadler's extended-range basset clarinet; the autograph is lost and the common version is an anonymous adaptation.
Clarion (band)
Clarion (band): East Los Angeles shoegaze/alt-rock band formed late 2023; viral 2024 single "Hello Juliet" (55+ million streams); EPs Clarion (2024) and Blue Fairy (2026) on Broke Records; core members Saya Oliva and Anthony Sanchez.
ClariS (クラリス)
ClariS (クラリス) is a Japanese pop unit under Sony Music, debuted October 2010 with "irony" (Oreimo OP); known for "Connect" (Puella Magi Madoka Magica OP, 90M+ streams), anonymous illustration-based identity, and since 2025 a trio of Clara, Ellie, and Anna.
Clarity (Zedd song)
Clarity (Zedd song): 2012 title track from Zedd's debut album Clarity, featuring Foxes; co-written with Skylar Grey, Matthew Koma, and Porter Robinson; won the 56th Grammy Best Dance Recording; BUNT. remix with VALORANT Music released 2026.
Clark
Clark, born Christopher Stephen Clark in 1979, is an English electronic musician who debuted on Warp Records in 2001 and works across IDM, techno, and ambient.
Classic Queen
Classic Queen is a 17-track compilation released in March 1992 by Hollywood Records. It served as the US version of Greatest Hits II and achieved platinum status.
Classic rock
Classic rock is a radio format playing harder-edged rock of the late 1960s to the 1980s, created by Fred Jacobs on WFAA-FM in Dallas in 1983.
Classical Gas
Classical Gas is a 1968 instrumental for classical guitar and orchestra by Mason Williams, released on Warner Bros., peaking at number 2 in the US and number 9 in the UK, winning three Grammys and covered by over 100 artists.
Classical guitar
Classical guitar, also called Spanish or nylon-string guitar: a six-string plucked instrument with nylon trebles and wound basses, built on Antonio de Torres's fan-braced design, played fingerstyle for art music from the Renaissance onward.
Classical music
Classical music (Western art music) is notated, score-centered music spanning over 1,000 years and seven eras from Medieval to contemporary; distinct from the Classical period (c. 1750-1820) of Haydn and Mozart.
Classical music catalogues
Classical music catalogs are reference systems that give each classical work a stable number, like BWV for Bach and Köchel for Mozart, because titles alone fail to identify works.
Classical music festival
A classical music festival is a recurring series of classical performances at a particular place, often organized around a composer, national music, or new music.
Classical music festivals in Asia, Africa and Oceania
Classical music festivals in Asia, Africa and Oceania are recurring multi-day events devoted to Western classical and chamber music, several pairing public concerts with training for young musicians.