What is another word for chromesthesia?
Pronunciation: [kɹə͡ʊmsθˈiːzi͡ə] (IPA) 
Chromesthesia is the experience of seeing colors when listening to music or sounds. There are several synonyms for this phenomenon such as sound to color synesthesia, sonoluminescence, or sound-color synesthesia. Other related terms include music-color synesthesia, audiocolor synesthesia, or color hearing. These terms describe the same sensory phenomena but with different emphasis on the sensory experiences involved. Chromesthesia has been documented in many famous musicians, such as Duke Ellington, who described seeing colors while playing the piano. The study of chromesthesia sheds light on the complex relationship between our senses and how they interact with one another.
