I am looking for the name of an old computer software game.
Unfortunately my memory is fuzzy on the game's descriptions.  But here
is what I can describe:

Time Made - in the 90s
Origin to where I obtained it - either in one of the many PC Gaming
World-like magazines that include demo CDs, or in the software
packages included in the Compaq Presario
Computer Platform - PC, ran in DOS

Game Description:
  This was a puzzle game to where you connected pieces of a whole
image to make that whole image.  The completed image was a repeating
sequence of animations (rather than like a traditional puzzle - just
having a fixed unanimated picture). You advanced levels by putting the
image together fully.  All of the images that I can recall were
abstract images.  For instance on the first level, the final image was
about 4 glasses that resembled wine glasses rotating around an axis. 
All of the puzzles were very colorful and lively.  Each level featured
different classical music in MIDI.  Many were Bach, and I can remember
one of the last levels playing Bach's Tocca and Fugue BWV 565.

The game is very similar to Alive! Jigsaw http://yavsoft.com/alive/. 
Except that, the game I'm looking for had rectangle shapes as puzzle
pieces and not the jigsaw style pieces.

Let me know if you need any more information.
Thank You!