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- Chord names alternative
- Chord names and lyrics without a staff
- Chord with ties and interval bigger than a fifth (tie fix)
- Chords entry - simultaneous notes
- Chords headword
- Chords with one normal note head and multiple small note heads
- Chords with stretched fingering for FretBoards and TabVoice
- Circle of fifths
- Circled numbers for live electronics
- Circled pattern markup
- Clarinet fingering chart and tablatures
- Clef, key and time signature in square brackets
- Clefs
- Clefs can be transposed by arbitrary amounts
- Clip systems
- Clusters
- Coda ahead of a line of its own
- Color gradient using Postscript
- Colored background
- Colored background for markup text
- Colored notes with black outlines, colors based on note name and alteration
- Coloring elements of notation
- Coloring grobs and notational elements using a sophisticated music function
- Coloring individual staff lines
- Coloring notes depending on their pitch
- Coloring objects
- Coloring staves
- Coloring successive intervals
- Combining a time signature glyph and a default time signature
- Combining beam and slur in one keystroke
- Combining pedal notes with clef changes
- Combining two parts on the same staff
- Compare and adjust parts with different volta settings to create a score
- Compilation error on music overflow
- Complex compound time signatures
- Complex time signatures
- Conducting signs, measure grouping signs
- Connecting groups of beamed notes with a single beam
- Consecutive tremolos
- Consistently left-aligned bar numbers (obsolete in 2.23)
- Contemporary glissando
- Contemporary glissando (2)
- Controlling beam damping
- Controlling formatting of prefatory items
- Controlling of the pitch range in a score
- Controlling spanner visibility after a line break
- Controlling the appearance of tremolo slashes
- Controlling the placement of chord fingerings
- Controlling the vertical ordering of scripts
- Controlling the vertical ordering of scripts (2)