On All About Jazz, Ludwig vanTrikt interviews Australian trumpeter Scott Tinkler, who reveals this gem in talking about his current musical concerns:
"Secondly, for some time now I've been looking at the harmonic ideas introduced by Elliott Carter as well. Although twelve-note-all-interval chords tend to be very difficult on the trumpet (each chord covers five and a half octaves), I've been learning some of his chords in abbreviated ways to introduce a very different harmonic spectrum which I'm starting to get a hold on slowly. Just as the rhythmic variations get away from the eighth-note, this approach moves away from the dominant-tonic sound. The combination of these allows me to play very long phrases that have a very different sense of tension and release."
(Thanks to Carter-phile Joe Barron of Philadelphia for the tip.)