Composer's record for the audience (5)
I believe the answer is:
liszt
'composer's' is the definition.
(Franz Liszt)
'record for the audience' is the wordplay.
'record' becomes 'list' (I've seen this before).
'for the audience' shows a homophone (sound like).
'list' sounds like 'LISZT'.
(Other definitions for liszt that I've seen before include "Franz . . . . ., 19th century Hungarian composer and pianist" , "Franz ---, Hung. composer" , "Franz . . . . ., great Hungarian composer" , "with his partner, drunk?" , "Hungarian romantic composer" .)