He prepares diligently for his television appearances, and sprinkles his commentaries with the kind of wonkery that goes well beyond the repertoire of most talking heads.
There, he expanded the repertoire beyond core classical and romantic works into 20th century music.
Blue hair at Gosha, long shower hair at Lanvin, slicked hair at Louis Vuitton, plaits at Yohji Yamamoto – finally hair is moving beyond the David Beckham repertoire.
Bahrani was at the shelter to see if he could help the kids broaden their repertoire beyond the typical yellow daal they make most nights.
On the face of it, the changes in Berlin were obvious – to extend the orchestra's repertoire beyond the late romantic core which had been Karajan's element.
Though Cliburn attempted to broaden his repertoire beyond the Romantics, his efforts met with mixed results, and Tchaikovsky's Concerto No. 1 remained his signature piece.
Schiller's play was the farewell production in his uncompromising regime: "I wanted to go out with 'Don Carlos' because my object for a five-year term was to build an audience for the classical repertoire beyond Shakespeare," Mr Grandage says.
In his 26 years with the New York City Opera and especially as general director from 1989, he strove to extend its repertoire beyond the lavish, more traditional type of productions typical of the Metropolitan Opera.
But the officers said that members of the group had also discussed other ideas -- kidnapping delegates, sabotaging a small air field in St . Paul and sealing the air vents at the Xcel Energy Center, where the convention is being held -- that go far beyond the normal repertoire of protest activity.
Since I made that admission four years ago, I've committed a few more to memory, starting small, with some William Carlos Williams, red wheelbarrows and plums, having a baby and drinking down Plath's You're, trying to expand my Gerard Manley Hopkins' repertoire beyond Spring and Fall.
