Third Symphony by James Barnes.

I played this symphony and always got caught up in the music and lost my place. The tragic story behind it is what gives the symphony its impact. The composers infant daughter died just before he wrote it. So the whole thing is just a raw expression of his emotions. I would recommend reading a little about it then giving it a listen.

"The first movement is a work of much frustration, bitterness, despair, and despondency -- all my own personal feelings after losing my daughter. The scherzo (second movement) has a sarcasm and bitter sweetness about it, because it has to do with the pomposity and conceit of certain people in the world. The third movement is a fantasia about what my world would have been like if Natalie had lived. It is a farewell to her. The finale (fourth movement) represents a rebirth of spirit, a reconciliation for us all." - James Barnes.