one: The audience is amazed by a spectacle. NO
two: The audience approves of a pleasing aesthetic. NO
three: The audience is presented with some unknown chaos in which they learn to find order. YES
It would seem that a member of audience three would actually be a member of audience two having a personal preference for the chaotic and disorienting, aestheticlessness as an aesthetic; but the members of audience three are also perceptive to finding orders despite their discomfort with tired genres, kitsch, hack, outsider, trendy, derivatives, corporate, etc. Personal preference is ultimately subverted and beautiful music is leftover.
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