Mozart’s final violin concerto, his fifth, is larger in scale than his previous four. Endowed with gorgeous melodies one following another, there is a tinge of French flavor set against a strong Austro-German form. Bruckner’s Symphony No. 6 in A major is among the composer’s shorter and more concise symphonic works, containing bold harmonic and formal structures that encapsulate something extremely spiritual and deep. Quite a few critics have described this as the composer’s “most complex and beautiful work.”