milton babbitt 'who cares if you listen?' also s/d

Berio was definitely a serialist. His 1950s works like the String Quartet and Alleluja are almost doctrinaire examples of Darmstadt serialism. Even if later works feature considerably more varied approaches, Points on the Curve to Find, for example, famously uses a repeating ten-tone row.

the documentary was fantastic

I also like when composers who weren't serialists dabbled in it, like Britten or Ginastera.

Yes! Not to mention the biggest fish of them all, Stravinsky!