(Mason's "Additions," for example, calls for members of the group to serenade the gathering audience with fragments of the piece as they arrive in Zankel Hall).
After the animal tramples an Indian man to death, Orwell feels compelled to kill it in front of a gathering audience.
We've made the pilgrimage here because, for a quietly gathering audience, his ultra-economical music defines Lucier as the composer of his age.
The issue was before us even before Andras Schiff arrived to play, his personal retooled Steinway looking particularly small on the stage of Carnegie Hall and his gathering audience intimidatingly large.
At Lincoln Center on the second day of New York Fashion Week, Tim Gunn quietly encouraged with a quick hug, a kiss on the cheek or a last-minute word of praise the four contestants who were about to show their final collections to a gathering audience of nearly a thousand invited guests.
Each day for three weeks before the fight on Waterloo Day, 18 June, he arrived at Pall Mall by limousine at 5am to do his roadwork in front of a gathering audience and, barely sweating, would then don a bowler hat for photographers in front of Buckingham Palace gates.
Digital technology will let marketers better target their ads to the people most likely to watch them.Nielsen's traditional demographic groups, such as men ages 18 to 49, are imprecise relics of an era when broadcast networks beamed signals only one way and when gathering audience data was laborious and expensive.
It's partly a way of gathering different audiences to the art form, partly exploring the ways choreography works in non-theatrical spaces – blending into streets and urban crowds, framed against buildings and skylines or interacting with interiors.
Over the remaining three hours, the scene became a congenial social gathering, the audience increasingly vociferous in its contributions.
I remove some of the pleasure from the experience by gathering some audience members after and asking what they thought.
