listening public

The building defines the nature of the listening public as well.

But, he says, the listening public is finally catching up with him.

And, not for the first time, the British listening public will have no one to blame at all.

I'm here to bring great music written by other people to the general listening public."

The arrangements were designed to be more accessible to the listening public.

Telling the listening public what we could about what was being done for them.

Nominations are accepted from the listening public annually in each of the categories.

From the beginning, people in the industry and in the listening public were skeptical that the show would work.

Musicians and the listening public have no reliable way to distinguish different works with similar characteristics.

This situation is detrimental not only to the minority audience but to all of the viewing and listening public.

Over this time period they captured more attention from critics, college radio, fellow musicians, and the listening public.

No other musical genre has an event offering its listening public so much access to performers.

The listening public fell in love with it.

But Our Tune has garnered a huge following among the listening public.

His questions try to keep the topics as engageable and interesting for the lay listening public.

It also became a venue for comments and grievances of the listening public on issues concerning the law enforcers.

As a result, Burke became especially popular with Jazz music insiders rather than the general music listening public.

I must revive in the listening public their own sense of moving about in worlds unrealized..

With his recording projects, Jim believes he can advance musicians' careers and serve the listening public in equal measure."

Heritage stations are usually recognized by the listening public as the dominant (or only) AM station broadcasting said format in each market.

When Macalla was released, the listening public began to be more accepting of the mainstream material that appeared heavily on the record.

The availability of program diversity serves the entire viewing and listening public, not just minorities, and is therefore consistent with First Amendment values.

Realizing the importance of preserving such works for the listening public, she created her own company to preserve unabridged classic books for the listening audience.

It was to be a landmark speech and was to have an important effect on the listening public as they were plunged into the uncertainty of war: