What is another word for Edgard Varese?
Pronunciation: [ˈɛdɡɑːd vˈe͡əs] (IPA) 
Edgard Varese was a French-American composer known for his avant-garde and experimental music. Synonyms for Varese's work can be innovative, daring, pioneering, or groundbreaking. His compositions were often referred to as unique, unconventional, abstract, or futuristic. Varese's music was also described as challenging, complex, and intense. Some critics have called his work radical, revolutionary, or visionary, while others called it eclectic, multi-faceted, or experimental. His music has been labeled as electronic, percussive, or spatial, and has been compared to the sounds of machines, nature, or outer space. Whatever the description, Varese remains an important figure in the evolution of contemporary classical music.
