Mendelssohn's works include finger Cave, an orchestral overture depicting the scenery of the Hebrides in Scotland; Reform, the fifth symphony commemorating the bicentennial of Luther's religious reform (the last movement adopted the hymn "God is our strong fortress"); Scotland, the third symphony like a symphony; and Italy, the fourth symphony full of southern colors and vitality. His first collection of piano short genre works, Songs Without Words (1830- 1845), highly lyrical violin concerto in E minor (1844), orchestral "Calm Ocean and Happy Sailing" (1828) and beautiful Mei's.