How does the symbolic description of music affect the poem's meaning?

It expresses the speaker's discovery of joy in what he had thought was a dismal universe.

It shows that the sky, music, and human beings are basically one and the same.

It implies that the saxophone player is an angelic being sent to heal the speaker's spirit.

It suggests that the speaker does not literally hear the music, but only imagines it.

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