"I've been practicing the repertoire I'm assembling at the Crater on all these collectors," the artist, 70, says, pausing to stroke his beard.
At that age, Tetzlaff was playing soccer and taking long breaks from practicing solo repertoire in order to perform in a youth orchestra, losing himself in the oceanic symphonies of Bruckner, Brahms, Sibelius, and Mahler.
By requiring students to practice a repertoire of study skills during each class period, we reinforced new approaches to studying and learning.
By practicing a behavioral repertoire that is not influenced by fluctuations in IBS symptoms and mood, patients will perceive symptoms as less threatening to their ability to function.
Therefore, although low in number, in order to not miss out on quality research, HICJ should be incorporated into the reference repertoire of practicing pediatricians and other health care professionals.
It's pretty amazing watching her practice the complicated repertoire of hand movements necessary to make a modern communications devices function.
Practicing the practice, the professional develops a repertoire of expectations, images, and techniques.
in doing so, they must engage in periods of rehearsal, practicing new activities to accomodate them into their exsiting repertoire.
Building a repertoire (songs or other talents), Studying and practicing acting, drama.
"We couldn't make any adjustments to [Pierce]," said Altobelli, who was more than familiar with Pierce's repertoire, since he practiced with the Pirates all last season.
Mr. Goodman teaches his students the orchestral repertoire, and has them practice a piece while listening to a record of it.
