clog dance

This is a jig-like dance in which the cocchina A rustic(ko-ke'-na) It. n. dance of Italy, dancers wear clogs, which are shoes having very thick soles and often high coda (ko'-da) Eng. and It. n. Tail, end. heels. The dance is commonly as- 1. The tail of a note. cribed to Ireland and is one in which the dancer varies the steps at will. 2. To an infinite canon, a composition in which two or more parts 138 119 coda colle parte exactly repeated the same subject, a cognoscente few chords or measures are added to Knowing: (kon-yo-shen'-te) a person who It. adj. knows form an ending that satisfies the ear; much about music. A connoi eur. this is called a coda. An obsolete form of conoscente. 3. Also something added to the regcoiThe (ko'-e) It. ular ending of a pa age or movement combination of con, with, and i, of a composition to make a more com the; con i-coi, with the. plete and effective ending. Originally coiWith fagotti this was only a few simple chords or the(ko'-e fa-got'-te) It. ba oon. measures usually ending with a cadence or ornament which followed coiWith ba i the(ko'-e bas'-se) It. ba es. the regular ending of the movement. It was elaborated gradually until now col arco (kol ar'-ko) It. With the bow: a direction mean it often forms a complete part by ing that the notes are to be played itself, especially in the works of with the bow, rather than plucked Beethoven, who makes it a strong with the fingers. Abbr. c. a. summary of the movement or piece and an important part of the compos i col With ba o the(kolba .bas'-so) Abbr. It. c. b. tion, even introducing new material into it. In forms like canon, rondo col With can to the(kol kan'-to) voices, with It.the melody. and sonato it often forms an almost Abbr. col. c. separate division of the composition. col' leg no (kol lan'-yo) It. coda brillante (ko'-da bril-lan'-te) It. With the wood: a direction, mean- A brilliant ending: a brilliant termiing that the pa age is to be played nation to a composition. by striking the strings of the violin codetta (ko-det'-ta) It. n. with the wooden part of the bow. Codetta is the diminutive of coda, a tail or end, and so means a little tail col With violin i the (kol ve-6-le'-ne) It. violins. or end; hence a few notes introduced coll (koll) It. after the subject of a fugue to link it With the: used in combination, as to the answer, or response given by the second part, which is in higher or coll' ottava, with the octave. Abbr. c. lower pitch than the subject. A short coll' ottava (kol 6t-ta'-va) It. coda or independent pa age at the With the octave: a direction meanend of a piece, to make the ending ing add its octave to the printed note. more complete. Abbr. coll' ott, col' otta., c. 8va. codon (ko'-don) Eng. and Grk. n. coll a With (kol'-la) the: It.used in combination 1. A small bell, such as those with other words.