i'm not too familiar with webern.
** might work for you . . . also, alban berg might
work for you as he wrote rows that had major chords in them, etc. somehow his
stuff sounds more tonal than either schoenberg or webern (at least to my
ears).
i know most of these guys only from studying
music theory in college.
i kind of got it backwards, studying it first,
then listening.
i come from the rock and roll side of
things.
this led to some interesting clashes with
"jazzers" and "classical" types.
** yeah. i came it through rock and jazz. though i
heard a lot of classical stuff in my household and heard some early-ish
middle-period schoenberg in high school and liked quite a bit.
