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A decidedly lyric element, rather melancholy, persists, so the work "belongs" to the Villa-Lobos "school" as well, despite the sojourns into Webern and serialism.— Audiophile Audition Headlines
After all, it was the hardcore advocates of serialism and the 12-tone chromaticism, founded by Schoenberg and propagated by his two prodigies, that gave roots to the later generations of eclectic bag of composers.— AvaxHome RSS:
His musical experimentation ranged from electronic music and serialism to improvisation and minimalism.— The Buffalo News: Home
Teachers that were mere puppets of serialism, teachers that wrote unimaginably bad music and then there was Drew.— Discussion Forum - NetNewMusic
Austrian composer Alfred Uhl, 's (1909-1992) unique and vibrant style synthesizing neo-classicism, atonality and serialism with traditional tonal and contrapuntal idioms is captured in his Kleines Konzert (Little Concerto) for viola, clarinet and piano, which continues the program.— California Chronicle
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