Rhapsody

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Rhapsody may refer to:

In art and literature:

Rhapsody (music), an enthusiastic instrumental composition of indefinite form.
In poetry, a rhapsody is an epic poem, or part of one, that is suitable for recitation at one time, such as a book of Homer's Odyssey.
Generally, a rhapsody is an effusion, such as a speech, letter, or poem, that is composed under excitement and is without connected thought or sound argument.

Rhapsody may also refer to:

Rhapsody (online music service), a service that provides music via the Internet.
Rhapsody (OS), the code name for an operating system for the Apple Macintosh that was based on OpenStep and eventually evolved into Mac OS X.
Rhapsody (intergration engine application), an Intergration Engine used primarily in the Healthcare industry.
Rhapsody Of Fire, an Italian symphonic power metal band.
, a fantasy novel by Elizabeth Haydon, first published in 1999.
, a computer role-playing game for the PlayStation console.
Rhapsody (comics), a Marvel Comics character.
Rhapsody (The Symphony of Ages), a character in the Elizabeth Haydon series, the Symphony of Ages.

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