Hearer (noun)

1. A person who hears or listens to something.
2. A person who listens to a speech, lecture, or performance.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english hyrere, from hyran 'to hear'. the word hearer was originally used to describe someone who listened to someone else's words, and was later extended to describe someone who listened to music, sermons, or other sounds.

Examples:

1. The hearer was captivated by the speaker's words and was moved by their message.
2. The hearer was a critical member of the audience, providing feedback and support to the performers.
3. The hearer was fascinated by the musical performance and was drawn into the music.
4. The hearer was an avid listener, always eager to hear new music and discover new artists.
5. The hearer was an important part of the concert, providing a connection between the performers and the audience.