The music you will probably download and listen to is an excerpt from the first movement of Camille Saint-Saens" third symphony. Saint-Saens was a French Romantic composer.

You have to be patient to enjoy it; you may even have to ENDURE some parts! You may consider them harsh, but there is a reward in listening to it and it is the purification of soul, an ascent to the celestial spheres, to lands that you feel they really exist. It also takes you the past; you think you"ve been to Europe, in a deserted 19th century Parisian alley. You may even see the Nazis marching in Paris. You have to have a good bass system on your amplifier or your headset to fully enjoy the frantic cellos.

If you are not patient enough, JUST LISTEN FROM 1:20 to 2:20. You can hear the lulling of the clarinet flutes, clarinets and oboes, and then the cellos take over again repeating the lovely theme of the beginning of the movement. Then sounds lie down a little, but from the third minute the orchestra rises again. Now, those of you who are impatient can go to the sixth minute when the theme restarts and you hear wood instruments raise their voice above the rest of the orchestra, and again those lovely cellos start to lament again.

Listen.

I"m sorry I could not put it in the embedded media player, I don"t know why. But you can always download it from the link below.

You can also download it from here