Sentence examples for repertory how from inspiring English sources

I got to thinking about the curious mechanics of the repertory: how a composer like Franck can be touted as the heir to Beethoven in one generation and dropped as a creaky relic in the next.

For a classical concertgoer, what's striking about the N.Y.C.B. repertory is how much modern fare it contains.

Only Schumann's Three Romances are standard repertory, and how often do you hear them on the bassoon?

But then we arrive at the problem of the Ailey repertory and how impossibly thin it sometimes feels.

One of the pleasures of repertory is watching how actors become different characters.

STONY POINT Penguin Repertory Theater "The How and the Why," drama by Sarah Treem.

But this compelling version of a repertory staple shows how clearly Hansberry can still call to us across the years.

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.

Recently, the chorus began the challenging task of broadening its repertory and considering how to sing for wider audiences without abandoning the old.

Film Forum's survey, organized by Bruce Goldstein, the theater's director of repertory programming, shows how the heist movie evolved over nearly half a century, cross-pollinating with other genres and across national borders, and suggests some reasons for its enduring appeal.

I don't deny that I have seen them better danced in past decades, and any follower of his repertory will know how much better they work in the context of his complete ballets and, above all, with a live orchestra.