Sentence examples for one repertory from inspiring English sources

It included three new dances and one repertory work.

When you have William Forsythe, Mark Morris and "La Sylphide" in one repertory, dancers need to be rehearsed with stylistic specificity.

I have yet to attend a concert by the New York Youth Symphony from which I have not come away struck anew by the polish and confidence reliably shown by this excellent ensemble of student musicians ages 12 to 22. Its programs follow a formula: nearly all include a noteworthy soloist, a premiere by an emerging composer and at least one repertory staple.

In her view, which was seconded by Mr. Robertson, the music director, the company is taking a chance this year by offering only one standard repertory production, "Figaro," instead of its usual mix of one staple, a work from just outside the core repertory and two rarities or modern works.

Balancing such varied parts in one's repertory is itself a surprise.

Indeed, the New York Philharmonic finds itself in cosmopolitan surroundings and is not going to survive on one corner of the repertory no matter how special it might be.

The next festival is scheduled for May, but on Sunday night Mr. Rubenstein and several colleagues visited Le Poisson Rouge for a concert concentrating on one specific area of repertory, Minimalism.

The Kirov will come to New York City Center in April for three weeks, bringing a range of one-act repertory, ancient and modern, and including the Shades scene.

Debussy's "Jeux," on Friday, is one of the repertory's most difficult exercises in shifting movement.

It also featured a casting decision that will change the balance of power on the show for one recently promoted repertory player, at least for a good part of the season.

But on Tuesday night at the Joyce Theater, the company presented the kind of dream repertory one seldom sees these days.