Experimental Classical

Experimental classical music is a genre of classical music that incorporates elements of experimental music, avant-garde, and modern classical music. It is characterized by its use of unconventional techniques, such as extended techniques, improvisation, and the use of electronics and other non-traditional instruments. It often explores new sounds and textures, and often incorporates elements of other genres, such as jazz, rock, and world music. Experimental classical music is often seen as a bridge between traditional classical music and more modern forms of music.