There are strict rules preventing "concert parties" forming to effect changes of control of companies.
The set times were written in stone: eight bands, two songs each, in a strict 90-minute concert.
Filming in the editing room (which, Sragow reports, was the idea of Charlotte Zwerin, one of the film's editors and directors, who had joined the project after the rest of the shoot) gave them the freedom to break from the strict chronology of the concert season that went from New York to Altamont while staying within the participatory logic of their direct-cinema program.
Generally the Chinese government exercises strict control over live concerts, requiring musicians to submit a detailed set list in advance.
Her first encounter with the Cannon, at a two-hour rehearsal the day before the concert, followed a strict protocol.
Notwithstanding a cameo by Justin Vernon, the singer-songwriter behind Bon Iver, it is a strict solo production — like this concert, which will also feature sets by the guitarist Rafiq Bhatia and the violinist Sara Neufeld.
He maintains a strict no-talking policy during the annual concert, and regularly wangles celebrities like Jim Carrey and Marisa Tomei into attending.
When bands do get permission to give concerts, security officials keep a strict eye on the audience, who are penned into their seats, nodding their heads or upper bodies as much as they dare.
These younger choreographers have built on the work of 60's mavericks like Yvonne Rainer, who substituted pedestrian movement, altered according to a strict game plan, for the usual histrionics of concert dance -- the big themes, the dancey-dance moves.
A separate panel known as the Financial Stability Board, which is working in concert with the Basel Committee, is considering stricter rules for such institutions.
