A purely hypothetical question, of course.

But let's say that you're on an interview for a director of music position at a small Baptist church, and for that interview you're sitting on at one side of a table with five "interviewers" on the other side of the table. However, despite this committee being invited to jump in with questions at any time, one person is doing 80-90 percent of the interviewing/questioning, with one other person doing virtually all the rest. That's fine, no problem, but here is my question: As the person being interviewed, when answering these questions, should you generally be responding to just the person asking the questions -- with regards to eye contact, nonverbal communication, etc. -- or should you be communicating to the set of interviewers as a whole, responding to each of them at some point during your response? (This is made more difficult, I might add, by the fact that the person doing the bulk of the interviewing is at the far end of the table.)