FTP, name composer in the atonal style, a student of Arnold Schonberg best-known for the two operas Lulu and Wozzeck.
His posthumous Violin Concerto includes the opening notes of a hymn melody used by J.S. Bach in his Cantata no. 60.  His first major success on his own, Five Orchestral Songs, was quickly followed by his Three Pieces for Orchestra.  In 1926 he finished his most controversial work, the Lyric Suite for string quartet, but that was counteracted by his two biggest successes, based on plays by Frank Wedekind and Georg Buchner.  FTP, name composer in the atonal style, a student of Arnold Schonberg best-known for the two operas Lulu and Wozzeck.
His posthumous Violin Concerto includes the opening notes of a hymn melody used by J.S. Bach in his Cantata no.
Alban Berg