Bruckner’s symphonies are often compared to vast sonic cathedrals—but the Sixth stands apart. “More like a chapel,” wrote one critic, “intimate and luminous, bathed in light at the heart of a proud forest.” Bruckner himself called it his boldest symphony: heroic, reflective, and capped by a triumphant finale. A work that doesn’t demand attention, but quietly reveals its greatness to those willing to listen.