Sentence examples for most repertory from inspiring English sources

And when the Mariinsky Ballet — which delivers most repertory as if consigning it to the time-honored marble halls of yesteryear — brought Mr. Ratmansky's two-act "Little Humpbacked Horse," with a score by Rodion Shchedrin, to the Metropolitan Opera House, this St.

Repertory Dance Theatre, America's oldest and most successful repertory dance company, was founded in 1966, thanks to a Rockefeller Foundation grant that sought to decentralize the arts in America and preserve the history of modern dance.

The Hampstead Everyman used to be the most glorious repertory cinema in London.

The group has always played without conductor, after all, despite taking on the most challenging repertory.

Queer/Art/Film, which started last summer, has fast become one of the city's most adventurous repertory programs.

She quickly built up one of the most brilliant repertory companies in the history of the American stage.

The popular soprano Renee Fleming could fill virtually any concert hall these days, even by singing the most traditional repertory.

The Russian Five (César Cui, Mily Balakirev, Aleksandr Borodin, Modest Mussorgsky, and Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov) contributed the most significant repertory in the second half of the 19th century.

"It's the most virtuosic repertory," she said, "and also the greatest test of an artist's maturity and expressive gifts".

A major success, the thinking goes, would show that you can still sell new versions of the most overrecorded repertory, if the circumstances are carefully chosen.

There was a cohesion to the program; instead of the pedagogical variety programs of most jazz repertory, this sounded as if it were planned and sequenced to be an album.