Sentence examples for breadth of repertoire from inspiring English sources

"There are very few conductors in the world who have the experience and breadth of repertoire and most importantly the skill that he has in the world of opera," Mr. Gelb said.

The United States, younger and more heterogeneous, has had a shorter musical history but an abundance of great symphony orchestras and solo artists, who are in demand because of their precise execution, versatility, and breadth of repertoire.

These days, however, he seems keen to remind audiences of the breadth of his repertoire as well as the depth of his interpretative arts.

But he was also known for the breadth of his repertoire which included Gilbert and Sullivan as well as Handel and Beethoven, and he pioneered performances using period instruments.

The narrowness or breadth of the repertoires for individual specificities (Fig. 2) could simply reflect the number of epitopes per specificity.

His recordings and concerts have encompassed the breadth of the piano repertoire, from Scarlatti and Bach to Schumann and Debussy.

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The exceptional breadth of Boult's repertoire has left some well-regarded recordings of works not immediately associated with him, among which are versions of Franck's Symphony (recorded in 1959), Dvořák's Cello Concerto with Mstislav Rostropovich (1958), and a pioneering recording of Mahler's Third Symphony taped live in 1947.

The breadth of the CTL repertoire has been shown to correlate with anti-HIV-protective immunity.

Thus, neither the breadth of the antigenic repertoire of the KSHV-specific T-cell immune response, nor its immunodominant targets, are fully understood.

Moreover, the DNA prime and viral boost approach has been shown to be important in increasing the breadth of the response repertoire of viral vector vaccines [42], thereby contributing to the overall immunological protection.