Franz Schubert’s Tragic Symphony remains the only minor-key symphony that he completed. Composed when he was just a teenager, there are strains of melancholy and sorrow woven through its four movements, as well as echoes of Beethoven and Haydn. Learn more about what to listen for in the music when the CSO performs the work with Riccardo Muti on June 12-14. Get tickets at cso.org/ps/24546 | Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Francisco Luis performs a beautiful rendition of Mertz's "Liebeslied." An Austrian composer from the first half of the 19th century, Mertz's music strongly resembles the romantic language of composers such as Schubert or Schumann. This piece is part of "Bardenklänge" (Bardic Sounds), a set of 25 small pieces, mostly meant for an intimate concert atmosphere. | D'Addario and Co.