As Webern moved away from traditional keys, his music became "pointillistic," emphasizing silence and precise tone colors . ANTON WEBERN – Early Works for String Quartet
A single-movement work inspired by a triptych of paintings. It is more vigorous than the Langsamer Satz and marks the beginning of his transition toward more complex chromaticism . 2. The Atonal and Aphoristic Middle Period Anton Webern - Complete Music for String Quarte...
Before adopting atonality, Webern wrote in a style heavily influenced by Brahms and Schoenberg. As Webern moved away from traditional keys, his