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Così fan tutte
Così fan tutte, ossia La scuola degli amanti (K. 588) is Mozart's 1790 two-act dramma giocoso on a Lorenzo Da Ponte libretto, the third Da Ponte opera, premiered at Vienna's Burgtheater, about a wager testing two fiancées' fidelity.
Cosima Wagner
Cosima Wagner, born Francesca Gaetana Cosima Liszt, was a German opera director, daughter of Franz Liszt and wife of Richard Wagner, who led the Bayreuth Festival from 1883 to 1907.
Cosmé McMoon
Cosmé McMoon (born Cosmé McMunn, 1901–1980), pianist and accompanist to tone-deaf soprano Florence Foster Jenkins from the mid-1930s until her 1944 death; Rachmaninoff-judged competition finalist, later bodybuilding judge, portrayed by Simon Helberg in the 2016 film.
Cosmic Egg
Cosmic Egg is the second album by Australian hard rock band Wolfmother, released October 26, 2009 on Modular/Interscope; Andrew Stockdale wrote it himself after founding members departed, recorded with producer Alan Moulder, peaking at UK No. 35.
Cosmic Thing
Cosmic Thing is the B-52's' fifth studio album, released June 27, 1989 on Reprise and produced by Don Was and Nile Rodgers. Their comeback after guitarist Ricky Wilson's 1985 death, it hit #3 on Billboard, went quadruple platinum, and spawned "Love Shack" and "Roam".
Cosmó
Cosmó (Benjamin Gedeon, born 2006) is an Austrian Deutschpop singer from Halbturn, Burgenland, based in Vienna; The Voice Kids 2022 finalist who won Vienna Calling 2026 and placed 24th for Austria at Eurovision 2026 with "Tanzschein".
Cosmo's Factory
Cosmo's Factory is Creedence Clearwater Revival's fifth studio album, released July 16, 1970 on Fantasy Records and named after drummer Doug "Cosmo" Clifford's rehearsal space; it spent nine weeks at US No. 1 and topped UK, Canadian, and Australian charts.
Cosquín Rock
Cosquín Rock is a major annual Argentine rock festival in the Punilla Valley of Córdoba province, first staged in 2001 and among the most-attended music events in Latin America.
Costa Cordalis
Costa Cordalis, born Konstantinos Kordalis, was a Greek-born Schlager singer who moved to Germany, scored his biggest hit with "Anita" in 1976, and died on Mallorca in 2019.
Costa Titch
Costa Titch (Costantinos Tsobanoglou, 1995–2023) was a South African rapper, singer-songwriter, and dancer who fused amapiano with hip hop and trap, known for the hit "Big Flexa".
Cotton Club
Cotton Club, Harlem nightclub (1920–1940), also called Club Deluxe, owned by Owney Madden; featured Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway for whites-only audiences before its 1936 move to West 48th Street.
Cotton Eye Joe (Rednex song)
"Cotton Eye Joe" is a 1994 Eurodance hit by Sweden's Rednex, adapting the pre-Civil War American folk song "Cotton-Eyed Joe"; it topped charts in 15 countries, went gold in the US, and remains a party and sports staple.
Cotton-Eyed Joe
Cotton-Eyed Joe, also Cotton Eye Joe, is a pre-Civil War American folk song and fiddle tune about a mysterious stranger who steals the singer's sweetheart; recorded from 1927 (Dykes Magic City Trio) and globally popularized by Rednex's 1994 Eurodance hit.
Couch (American band)
Couch: Boston-based American seven-piece soul/funk-pop band (Tema Siegel, Zach Blankstein, and others) formed from college friendships; released debut album Big Talk in 2025. Distinct from the Munich post-rock Couch and the Ann Arbor noise rock duo of the same name.
Couleur Café
Couleur Café is a world and urban music festival in Brussels, founded in 1990 and held each summer since 2017 in Osseghem Park at the foot of the Atomium.
Count Basie
Count Basie (William James Basie, 1904-1984), American jazz pianist and bandleader from Red Bank, New Jersey, credited with originating Kansas City jazz, led the Count Basie Orchestra for nearly 50 years, won nine Grammys, and recorded One O'Clock Jump.
Count Basie Orchestra
Count Basie Orchestra, American jazz big band founded 1935 in Kansas City by Count Basie as the Barons of Rhythm; known for "One O'Clock Jump," the All-American Rhythm Section, nine Basie Grammys, and continued performance under director Scotty Barnhart.
Count Your Blessings (Bring Me the Horizon album)
Count Your Blessings is the 2006 deathcore debut album by British band Bring Me the Horizon, released on Visible Noise (US: Epitaph), 10 songs, 36 minutes; re-recorded in 2026 as Count Your Blessings | Repented with producer Buster Odeholm.
Count Your Blessings: Repented
Count Your Blessings | Repented is Bring Me The Horizon's July 10, 2026 20th-anniversary full re-recording of their 2006 deathcore debut, produced with Buster Odeholm, adding the new track Dehumanized and retitling Liquor & Love Lost as Dragon Slaying.
Countdown 2024
Countdown NYE is Insomniac's New Year's Eve electronic dance music festival, held each December 31 in San Bernardino, California, billed as the West Coast's largest NYE celebration.
Countdown to Ecstasy
Countdown to Ecstasy is Steely Dan's second studio album, released July 1973 on ABC Records. Eight tracks, Gary Katz production, Donald Fagen's first full turn as lead vocalist; a critical success that peaked at number 35 in the US.
Countdown to Extinction
Countdown to Extinction is Megadeth's fifth studio album (Capitol, September 14, 1992), produced with Max Norman, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard 200, double Platinum, featuring Symphony of Destruction and Sweating Bullets.
Counterpoint
Counterpoint (punctus contra punctum) is the technique of combining independent melodic lines that each remain melodies while forming harmony; taught through Fux's 1725 five species against a cantus firmus.
Counterpoint Music & Arts Festival
CounterPoint Music & Arts Festival, also called CounterPoint Festival, was an EDM-centric music and arts camping festival in Georgia from 2012 to 2015, peaking at over 65,000 attendees in 2014.
Countertenor
Countertenor: male classical singer using trained falsetto or head voice in contralto/mezzo range. Subtypes bassus and altus; modern revival founded by Alfred Deller after Tippett's 1943 discovery; core repertory Handel, Britten's Oberon, Glass's Akhnaten.
Counting Crows
Counting Crows is an American rock band formed in 1991 in Berkeley, California, known for Adam Duritz's songwriting and the 1993 debut August and Everything After.
Counting Stars
Counting Stars is a 2013 OneRepublic song written by Ryan Tedder from the album Native; UK number one, US Billboard Hot 100 number two, RIAA Diamond certified, over three billion Spotify streams, re-recorded in 2023.
Country and She Knows It
"Country and She Knows It" is a 2026 country song by Luke Bryan, an up-tempo party anthem built on the hook "She country and she knows it".
Country Bear Jamboree
Country Bear Jamboree: Audio-Animatronics bear country-music stage show opened October 1, 1971 at Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World; copied to Disneyland 1972 and Tokyo Disneyland 1983; reimagined 2024 as Country Bear Musical Jamboree.
Country Grammar
Country Grammar is Nelly's debut album, released June 27, 2000; it reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200, spawned "Ride Wit Me" (No. 3 pop), and was RIAA Diamond-certified for over 10 million copies.