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Allegresse

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Al`le`gresse´
n.1.Joy; gladsomeness.


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One of the artists featured during the week-long SFJAZZ celebration was Maria Schneider, the composer, arranger, and big band conductor whose album Allegresse was chosen as one of Time magazine's top ten of 2000.
Blow that horn, sister! (Divalution) by Lewis, Andrea / The Progressive
What is it that underlies this upwelling of allegresse on so many different occasions?
Labyrinth dances in the French and English Renaissance by Greene, Thomas M. / Renaissance Quarterly
The official allegresse barely concealed underlying anxieties.
Querre-Muhau: Sir Philip Sidney and the New World by Kuin, Roger / Renaissance Quarterly
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