Sentence examples for repertories of from inspiring English sources

Schreker's operas are sidling back into the repertories of Central European opera houses.

(Missing from the repertories of most opera houses are "Die Schweigsame Frau," "Friedenstag" and "Daphne").

In addition, for centuries American Indians have adopted and adapted the musical instruments and repertories of Europeans.

Washed-rind cheeses (basted with brine, spirits or other liquid as they mature) are a fairly recent addition to the repertories of artisanal cheesemakers in the United States.

The battlefield has expanded, pushing forward in time to include the Classical and Romantic repertories of the late 18th and 19th centuries.

In particular, women from the circum-Caribbean area perform in collective rituals alongside men, sing their own repertories of ceremonial songs, and play musical instruments.

They also had a repertory of songs from outside.

The repertory of fish cookery worldwide is immense.

The repertory of BalletX consists entirely of new works.

Gaetano Donizetti is another victim of the repertory of convenience.

I look forward to the repertory of the coming year.