The author of "March of the Lion King" is Charles Camille Saint-Sa?ns.

Charles Camille Saint-Sa?ns (1835-1921), French piano and organ player and composer. Saint-Sa?ns made a living playing organ in various churches in Paris. In 1857, he replaced Lefébure-Wely, the outstanding organist, and worked as organist at the Eacute glise de la Madeleine for twenty years.

Saint-Sa?ns was a versatile man who dabbled in geology, archaeology, botany and entomology in his early years. He was also an expert in mathematics. Later, in addition to composing, performing, and writing music reviews, he also held discussions with leading European scientists and wrote academic articles on acoustics, magical science, Roman theater decoration, and ancient musical instruments.

About "March of the Lion King"

The orchestral piece "March of the Lion King" is the first piece in the suite "Carnival of the Animals" by French composer Saint-Sa?ns. The music uses piano vibrato, heavy and powerful pauses, and deep and deep melody to express the majestic pace and demeanor of the King of Beasts. Together with the lion's mighty roar, it shocked the entire forest.

"March of the Lion King" is the prelude and opening of the suite "Carnival of the Animals", consisting of two pianos and a string quintet (two violins, two violas, and one cello). This piece and other pieces except "The Swan" were never performed in public during the lifetime of Charles-Camille Saint-Sa?ns.