Rhapsodie over Zeemansliedjes - Henk van Lijnschooten

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Rhapsodie Russe - Jan van Beekum

Rhapsodie sur des Themes Bretons - Serge Lancen

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Rhapsody - Arpad Balazs

rpd Balzs (*1937) composed the first version of Rhapsody for Hungarian cimbalom and concert band in 2001; in 2021, on the encouragement by a Japanese marimba player he arranged the solo part for marimba, and therefore the opportunities for the work to be played have significantly widened. The Rhapsody follows the one-movement structure created by Franz Liszt. The beginning solo section of the cimbalom (or marimba) returns before the coda as a pillar of the form. The composition, which can be divided into five sections, develops and works with a Lydian tetrachordal motif (G-A-B-C sharp) in different characters, stretching the span of music from a simple, children's song-like appearance to an obstinate ritual dance. In conclusion, the Rhapsody is a passionately emotional lyric orchestral poem rich in colours and characters, which has a place on the repertoire of every concert band playing quality music.

Rhapsody Fan Fryslan - Henk van Lijnschooten

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Rhapsody For Accordeon - Gary Daverne

Rhapsody for Alto Saxophone - André Waignein

Rhapsody is not a programmatic work, but one that spontaneously turns into a natural musical journey. Andr Waignein showcases and explores both the technical prowess and the expressive nature of the saxophone. The three movements take the soloist from a virtuosic arabesque to a lyrical and expressive theme before jumping back into a lively tarantella. Rhapsody for alto saxophone concludes with one final majestic, breathtaking flourish.Grade of difficulty for the soloist: 6

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Rhapsody For Alto Saxophone And Band - Fritz Neuböck

Rhapsody for Alto Saxophone and Band - Wolfgang Schumann

Rhapsody for Band - Geza Frid

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