Which one of the following, if true, would most undermine the position held by opponents of the use of new technology in art concerning the effect of technology on live performance? A. Surveys show that when recordings of performances are made available for home viewing, the public becomes far more knowledgeable about different performing artists. B. Surveys show that some people feel comfortable responding spontaneously to artistic performances when they are viewing recordings of those performances at home. C. After a live performance, sales of recordings for home viewing of the particular performing artist generally increase. D. The distribution of recordings of artists' performances has begun to attract many new audience members to their live performances. E. Musicians are less apt to make creative changes in musical pieces during recorded performances than during live performances.