Allégresse
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Allégresse is a French word for happiness
Music
[edit]Classical
[edit]- Allégresse in C major Piano music of Gabriel Fauré
- Allégresse and Rondo List of compositions by Carl Czerny
- Allégresse and Barcarolle Mendelssohn
- "Allégresse", composition for cello and piano by André Caplet (1903)
- "L'allégresse", composition for organ by Charles Piroye
- "Allégresse", composition for violin and piano Jean Gabriel-Marie (1894)
- "Allégresse", composition by Saint-Preux
- "Allégresse", composition by Jean-Jacques Grunenwald
Jazz
[edit]- Allégresse (album) Maria Schneider 2000
- "Allégresse", song by Maria Schneider composed by Maria Schneider from Allégresse (album)
- "Allégresse", by fr:Marc-André Pépin composed by Marc-André Pépin
- "Allégresse", tune for accordion played by Charles Péguri composed by Roger Vaysse
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