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Rodger Coleman at NuVoid didn't get Morton Feldman at first but it was the composer's Piano Three Hands that triggered the understanding this music has soul.
I never had that struggle with Feldman's music -- I either liked individual pieces or didn't. I did have to work to see that at least some of Elliott Carter's music was beyond just "interesting."
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