Sentence examples for repertory for which from inspiring English sources

He has also shown a fondness for the core Romantic repertory, for which his big sound and iron-clad technique are well suited.

Wagner, surrounded by luxury, royalty, and extreme pretension, nonetheless railed against the emergence of a "classical" repertory, for which he blamed the Jews.

Her technique was solid, and she wisely avoided roles outside the light, lyric coloratura repertory for which she was ideally suited.

ORCHESTRAS AND CHORUSES FRENCH NATIONAL ORCHESTRA In his final tour as the distinguished ensemble's music director, Kurt Masur leads two programs of the august repertory for which he is renowned.

Peter Martins, who became the artistic director of New York City Ballet after Balanchine's death, in 1983, has had the same problem, as guardian of a monumental repertory for which he could find no equal.

The Kronos Quartet is ensconced at Carnegie Hall for a Perspectives series that explores the expansive, stylistically borderless repertory for which this ensemble is known, with master classes and a program by student quartets along the way.

Fassbinder left school at age 16 and became involved with Munich's Action-Theatre, an avant-garde repertory group for which he wrote, acted, and directed.

He walked around Sheffield looking for work and eventually tried the Sheffield Repertory Company, for which he became assistant stage manager.

Naturally her repertory included Giselle, for which she received considerable praise.

In all of these she showed her potential in a quite different repertory than that for which she later claimed fame.

As its director of theater programs, Ms. Johnson saw notices and photographs about performers, including one from the Impact Repertory Theater, a company for which Mr. Johnson is the artistic director and a founder.