For example, Mr. Lebrecht wrote, "Any money he made on records, Heymann would say, went back into repertoire — though there was enough left over to buy him a $10 million estate" in New Zealand.
Their combined advocacy brought one of Puccini's least performed works back into the repertoire.
"You would've heard people singing like them — same style, same repertoire — back in '61, '62".
The Billy Boys and The Famine Song have crept back into the repertoire of the Rangers support, despite being condemned by the authorities and their own club.
What worked was the melange of plaid and tiny florals, which were in Gianni Versace's repertoire back in the 1980s.
Another she introduces as first entering her repertoire "back when I still dreamed of having fabulous nasty sex with someone", that someone being David Bowie as Jones's coy treatment of Rebel Rebel reveals.
Maria Alberg's iconoclastic King John comes back into the repertoire at the RSC in Stratford, and at Oxford Playhouse the wonderful Druid company from Ireland revive three Tom Murphy plays: Conversations on a Homecoming, A Whistle in the Dark and Famine.
Flashes of that old, irresistible flair and energy still sometimes come through in his performances, most often when he is back conducting Russian repertoire with the Mariinsky singers and players who know him so well.
After due reconnaissance I want to see the flamingo clips through midwicket, the slog sweeps, the sixes over long-on and the switch-hits, shots rarely sighted in South Africa, back in the repertoire.
Seeger couldn't sing it for 15 years after MacColl's death in 1989 – it was just too painful – but it's now back in her repertoire, and in 2012 she herself even added to the bizarre trail of alternative versions, growling her way through the dance beats on Broadcaster's Folksploitation.
Spotify, a rival streaming music service, introduced podcasts into its repertoire back in May.
