"Norwegian Rhapsody" is a musical composition by the American composer Eugene Goossens. It was written in 1928 and is known for its vibrant orchestration and incorporation of traditional Norwegian folk melodies. The piece reflects the beauty and spirit of Norway's landscapes and culture. The composition is structured in a series of contrasting sections, showcasing various themes and moods. It is often performed by orchestras and is appreciated for its rich harmonies and rhythmic vitality, making it a popular choice in concert repertoires that celebrate Scandinavian music.