... probably the inventor of the term live electronic: the avant-garde composer John Cage (1912-1992). He supposedly first mentioned the term "live electronic" on the sleeve-notes for his "Cartridge Music" recordings; pieces he wrote for his choreographer Friend Merce Cunningham from the Cunningham Dance Company : "[ .] to make electronic music live. There are many ways to do this. The one here I chose ... one cannot see how the sounds are being produced) taking its place" . Before that, in 1939 John Cage performed "Imaginary Landscape No.1", a piece for two record-player with varying speed...

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