Sentence examples for performers are given from inspiring English sources

One aspect of John Cage's compositional procedure that Takemitsu continued to use throughout his career, was the use of indeterminacy, in which performers are given a degree of choice in what to perform.

Performers are given minimal equipment, and ask punters to pay what they think the show is worth.

Cowell's Mosaic Quartet (1935) was an experiment with musical form; the performers are given blocks of music to arrange in any desired order.

This show has more of a sense of character than his previous ones; the performers are given some identity, motivations and yearnings.

But few performers are given even one part that remains in the public consciousness for decades and Wendy Richard managed two.

In any rendition of "Inuksuit," the performers are given four or five pages of music — the notation imitates the shapes of the Inuit markers — which they execute at their own pace.

Before its night shows, its performers are giving a seminar at New York University.

Imagine an improv exercise in which the performers are give a skeletal structure and allowed to riff endlessly.

Some hopeful performers are giving free live concerts on the Web while providing a link to on-line CD sellers.

Everywhere you look, performers are giving it their best shot in hopes their show is worthy of the coins jingling in your pocket.

Top performers were given "points" that could be spent on Facebook paraphernalia like T-shirts.