Definition of Rhapsody
Rhapsody
Rhaps·o·dy
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(noun)
An expressive, emotional, and often improvisational piece of music or poetry.
e.g. The composer's rhapsody for piano and orchestra was a masterpiece.
(noun)
an epic poem, especially one in ancient Greek, or a portion of such a poem that is suitable/adapted for recitation at a single stretch;
e.g. He presented a rhapsody at the literary festival.
(noun)
a composition of instrumental music that has a relatively free/irregular form, a sense of improvisation, and an emotional character;
e.g. She performed a famous rhapsody on the violin.
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