Sentence examples for repertory in which from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Netrebko still has much to offer in her native Russian repertory, in which she is unparalleled.

Tuesday's performance suggested that City Ballet was continuing its gradual onward-and-upward reclamation of the Balanchine repertory in which it once surpassed all other companies.

But it would be nice to hear him in repertory in which depth is measured by more than the distance between pianissimo and fortissimo.

He took every opportunity to go to the Paris-Opéra, however, where he studied, score in hand, the whole repertory, in which the works of Gluck had for him the most appeal and authority.

The Poulenc, which had its first performance on Saturday evening, comes from the small but invaluable part of the opera repertory in which the complications of amorous pursuit are not the central issue.

(Anne Midgette) 'MANON' (Tuesday) Renée Fleming's explorations of repertory in recent years have taken her into coloratura roles in Handel and Bellini, far removed from the Mozart and Strauss lyric soprano repertory in which she first made her name.

In the past, the company rarely put on a repertory evening in which Morris did not dance at least once.

One remedy for that was to develop a kind of repertory company in which familiar, even beloved, old stagers constantly recurred in an almost soap-opera fashion.

Anderson appeared to have found his style - the repertory film in which a multitude of characters and plot-lines are interwoven.

Yet returning to the stage was no more promising, since Broadway rarely produced first-rate work, and "there is no U.S. repertory theater in which a young actor can try the great roles for size".

The Met could ease its burden by abandoning the repertory model, in which four or five operas are in rotation in any given week, in favor of the stagione system, which concentrates on one or two works at a time.