Sentence examples for regular repertory from inspiring English sources

Musicians probably had little or no acquaintance with musical notation and played pieces from their regular repertory.

Despite Baroque opera's remarkable recent surge in popularity, few 18th-century works, with their outsize proportions and elegant aesthetics, seem poised to enter the Met's regular repertory.

In addition to the regular repertory, we took orders for a dozen other once-a-year specialties, including giant brioches and Alsatian kugelhopfs.

Leigh's regular repertory player Lesley Manville makes an engaging contribution as Mary Somerville, a natural philosopher who believes in the magnetic properties of refracted light.

The annual run of "The Nutcracker" is from Nov. 25 through Dec. 30, followed by the regular repertory season Jan . 3through Feb. 26.

Sometimes the ensembles offer regular repertory; sometimes composers are commissioned to write dippy children's pieces, in the mistaken belief that children don't know when they're being condescended to.

Mr. Leventhal noted, for example, that since making jazz part of the regular Lincoln Center repertory, other arts organizations have followed.

Nobody in modern times would have been pushing for a firm place for contemporary music in the regular orchestral repertory.

Other unusual items included the "Elegy for J. F. K". (working very well in the version with lean piano accompaniment instead of three clarinets), movements from the two big works for two pianos -- the Concerto and the Sonata -- and the wonderful Octet, whose scoring for woodwinds, trumpets and trombones keeps it right on the fringes of the regular concert repertory.

Meanwhile Antibalas is maintaining its purist credentials by playing its regular Afrobeat repertory — Fela songs and its own — in a late-night residency on Thursday nights at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn, starting Dec. 3. "Fela!" is also providing another boon for purists.

Thursday through Saturday at 7 p.m., and Sunday at 5 p.m., Flea Theater, 41 White Street, TriBeCa, (212) 352-3101, www.TheaterMania.com; $20 to $25. (Erika Kinetz) * NEW YORK CITY BALLET (Today and Tuesday through Thursday) The last two performances of Balanchine's "Nutcracker" are today, with the opening of the regular winter repertory season, which runs until Feb. 26, following on Tuesday.