He seamlessly pulled the audience through the variations in the second movement, which he played compellingly and with great beauty and allure.
There are shows aimed at younger audiences that are variations on the "Big Brother" genre.
Except for many reworkings of the horseman — which I surmise was popular with Ramírez's audience at DeWitt — variation of design and image is constant, full of surprises.
Thursday's audience rightly appreciated every variation of Ms. Fleming's vocal delivery, from the pop-music wails of Bernstein's "Simple Song" to the big operatic flurry ending "O Holy Night".
Since Houdini's time, some magicians have done the trick with razor blades, on the theory that razor blades would be easier than needles for the audience to see — a variation that David Rosenbaum finds less satisfying, since the "story" of needles appearing on a thread is much more satisfying.
Discussion: I am not convinced that your first sentence is supported by your data: where do you show that variation in audience effects is less pronounced among taxa?
I would suggest testing multiple variations, as every audience will respond to coupon offers differently.
Cardus added, "After the performance of the 'Enigma' Variations, the large audience cheered and clapped Monteux for several minutes.
To keep your audience guessing longest, use the variations in the section below.
The theatrical excitement keeps mounting, the choreography's wit keeps shifting, and the audience finds itself applauding each variation on the theme.
The results suggest there is a great deal of variation in the role and purpose of proof in and among mathematics courses and that factors such as the course title, audience, and instructor influence this variation.
