Sentence examples for educated listener from inspiring English sources

Books such as Aaron Copland's What to Listen for in Music (1939) sought to increase accessibility by democratising a prescribed kind of "good taste": they wanted the average person to be a reasonably educated listener, which at the time meant knowing roughly what the composers intended in the most famous works of European classical music, from, say, Bach to Brahms.

I'd consider myself a moderately educated listener with a solid ear and a taste for the finer things.

The benefits of gestures and pantomime are that they are always available to the user, usually understood by an educated listener, and are efficient means of communicating.

She educated listeners about the $4.6 billion worth of debt relief her government had just gained through the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

For instance, if a preponderance of rush-hour drivers are tuned to a radio station known to have affluent or educated listeners, then the advertisements at that time would be aimed at them.

Together, they toured the slums of Zimbabwe, where the NBPP held talks and educated listeners about apartheid, the Sharpeville Massacre and colonialism.

As a rule, the sermon uses a text from Scripture to educate listeners.

The aim of the concerts was to introduce people to classical music, in a light-hearted and fun way, and to educate listeners".

At a time when stations report that calls are up by 50percentt or more, many talk radio personalities have gone from stoking verbal bonfires to trying to educate listeners on the fine points of Islam and world geography.

One interesting show, called "Rockumentary," educates listeners on the history and influences of modern rock.

We need smart, skilled rappers capable of representing these issues with both nuance and outrage, educating listeners and compelling them to take practical political action.