Talk:Rhapsody

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"Brahms would have none of this - his Rhapsodies for the piano, notably the Opus 79 pair, have not a hint of folk or statement of place, but are rhapsodic in their ebullience, and are music affectionately written for music’s sake, as was Brahms’ wont."

Great Sentence! But methinks you've overlooked Brahms' Hungarian Rhapsodies, haven't you?JDWpianist 17:30, 26 March 2009 (EDT)