Sentence examples for placed listeners from inspiring English sources

Last year the festival, in its first season, presented an installation based on the work: an electronic deconstruction that placed listeners inside a circle of 40 speakers, each delivering mainly the sound of a single voice.

For "Into the Fire," boomboxes were placed under listeners' seats, and in "Resume" they play tapes of bells.

In its place, listeners are now treated to selections from "Live in Swing City, Swingin' with Duke," a work by Wynton Marsalis recorded by the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra.

They´re pretty much saying the same thing, but the first one places the listener on the bench, and lets the listener figure out the feelings.

In 2010, AOL Radio listeners placed "Bangla Desh" at number 10 in a poll to decide the ten best post-Beatles Harrison songs.

Spin magazine's Jason Gubbels praised her eclectic music and versatile singing, which he credited for "springing finely placed surprises on listeners lulled into reverie, navigating tricky spots just effortlessly enough to mask her mastery".

In nine movements lasting just under an hour it places the listener in the middle of the natural world, the controlled chaos of birds, water and wind.

"He wants to place the listener in the midst of the action," Mr. Metzmacher said recently from Salzburg, Austria, shortly after wrapping up a run of "Der Ferne Klang" at the Zurich Opera House.

At its most interesting, however, it places the listener right at the heart of the story so that you experience it not as a detached observer but from the point of view of the abandoned child trying to survive on his wits in a hostile world.

"Ain't Talkin'," the last song on Bob Dylan's deceptively mellow-sounding new album, "Modern Times," places the listener in a landscape of sweet decay, as handsomely ruined as Dylan's sixtysomething voice, populated by sick mules, blind horses, a missing gardener, nameless foes, some woman, and the walking, weeping, brooding, ironically smiling singer.

He noted that both were powerful songs, but that while "Until the End of the World" allowed the possibility of purification, which he described as the cleansing of the soul "through pity and fear", by placing the listener in the position of Judas Iscariot, "Exit" was an example of purgation, a freeing from excess pity and fear.