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Allegresse

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Al`le`gresse´
n.1.Joy; gladsomeness.
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But with 2000's Allegresse, Schneider unfurled all her own talents as a composer of lazily interweaving lines, rich textures and tantalising melody.
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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.
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What is it that underlies this upwelling of allegresse on so many different occasions?
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