Strings of Sorrow and John Cage
The word “experimental” can be related to new and contemporary, avant-garde and the term “experimental music” was first defined and used by John Cage in one of his essay noted that “experimental music is no longer concerned with tonality or atonality, Schoenberg or Stravinsky, nor consonance and dissonance”. Instead, experimentalism approached music from the perspective that sound is more important than what the composer wanted to do with the sound.