Sentence examples for active repertoire from inspiring English sources
Our active repertoire is pretty large; we have more songs than ever that we're really confident performing at any time.
Of all rule-breaking avant-garde operas, it is the oldest of those that appear in the active repertoire.
There are sixty-odd Monk pieces still in the active repertoire, something that cannot be said of any other composer's work.
The New Yorker, February 8 , 1936P. 11 Talk story about Artur Schnabel acknowledged to be the world's best interpreter of Beethoven and has in his active repertoire all of the master's piano works.
These include Jean Paul Gaultier's dreamy, revealing creations for Ballet Preljocaj's Snow White, and Christian LaCroix's colour-saturated dance-hall designs for Gaite Parisienne, which is in the active repertoire of American Ballet Theatre.
A statement from Mr. Heppner's management, relayed yesterday by the opera company, said, "After very careful consideration, Ben has decided that the role of Canio no longer suits his voice and has removed it from his active repertoire".
Both are now in his active stage repertoire, though Calleja's second-half selections – extracts from Il Trovatore, I Lombardi, Luisa Miller and Aida – are still to come in his career.
Inspired by such a philosophy, this paper reports on how a class of students demonstrated their active linguistic repertoire of text types in the course of one year of writing.
The production, which originally showcased Natalie Dessay's Cleopatra, merits a return visit for the beguiling performance by Sandrine Piau, one of our most compelling sopranos active in Baroque repertoire.
We describe a working model wherein distinct classes of transcription factors define the repertoire of active enhancers in macrophages through collaborative and hierarchical interactions, and discuss important challenges to this model, specifically providing examples from T cells.
Future work is clearly required to establish with more precision the repertoire of active proteases in arthritic SF.
