It needs to sound like lightning, instantly powerful, recognisable. We can't accept anything less. There are rock songs with literal gibberish lyrics about random obscure silent movies, that have that quality.
The most recognisable classical music it has to be in the same league with, but it also has to speak from our time to. Ideally any song attributed to the ToZ has to pioneer some new form of musical innovation in the classical format, if not another. That is a massive Satanic characteristic of all music: "ahead-of-time-ness" or at the "centre" of the current time.
https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=80567&p=409910&hilit=Gustav+Holst#p409910
Regardless how much they are of Satan, these songs have the lightning quality
Violent Femmes - Blister in the Sun https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JE-dqW4uBEE&pp=ygUhdmlvbGVudCBmZW1tZXMgYmxpc3RlciBpbiB0aGUgc3Vu (also Add It Up, both songs are instantly recognisable and powerful, yet weird and unlikely - they're just about sexual frustration)
2 other songs which were literally the start of a mass cultural shift regardless for the better or worse , Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit/Somebody to Love - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tKtJ0XTwgTE
Its an energetic signature that is connected to this intense ubiquitous feeling, that these sounds were just 'supposed' to happen- not just playing away. Like it comes from somewhere beyond, but also makes *COMPLETE* sense musically too. You will find songs like this where you listen the first time and it feels like you have heard it before somehow, whether you were a child or it could only be a past life or even deeper.
I don't know whether its relative to me or if other people understand what I mean by this. But its these songs like House of the Rising Sun, Luke kelly's Dirty Old Town? They have this lasting power that in a musical sense I've treasured and envied ever since I was aware of it.
I think I posted this one here before on the older forum, the Flower of Magherally - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MYfbL6ZV9Rw
A good deal of Irish folk music has similarities with Ancient Egyptian music in terms of the time signatures and whatnot. It must have taken a lot out of the people who wrote that music at the time and place they were in. So it should here too, of all places!