  In quantum mechanics, the Wigner function $\rho_W(\textbf{r},\textbf{p})$
serves as a phase-space representation, capturing information about both the
position $\textbf{r}$ and momentum $\textbf{p}$ of a quantum system. The Wigner
function facilitates the calculation of expectation values of observables,
examination of quantum system dynamics, and analysis of coherence and
correlations. Therefore, it might serve as a tool to express quantum systems
intuitively, for example, by using sonification techniques. This paper
summarizes the experimental strategies employed in a previous project and
delineates a new approach based on its outcomes. Emphasizing the attribution of
specific Wigner functions to their underlying quantum states, dynamics, and
sources; our proposed methodology seeks to refine the sonification and scoring
process, aiming to enhance intuitive understanding and interpretation of
quantum phenomena.
