Sentence examples for repertory list from inspiring English sources

The first song the ensemble recorded was "Al Vaivén de Mi Carreta" ("The Swaying of My Cart"), which had been on the repertory list for the original "Buena Vista" sessions but was not recorded then.

The Christmas repertory list for New York performing groups has long had Handel's "Messiah" at the top and, for the more secular-minded, Bach's "Brandenburg" Concertos presented nearly as plentifully.

And what else? Repertory lists might suggest that a lot else exists.

Instead three finalists will be selected by review of application packages including a performance on DVD, a written commentary on the interpretive approach, repertory lists and related documents.

Nearly 10 years later the 16-member Cedar Lake, which has opened at the Joyce Theater for a two-week run, has become a New York success story, possibly the country's most innovative contemporary ballet troupe with an A-list repertory and an accent on creation that few companies worldwide can match.

But it also offers much standard repertory and a growing list of historical concert recordings, drawn mostly from the archives of the Library of Congress.

The list of repertory worked on since 1961 is currently contained in three large bound books; that information will soon be available in a database on Marlboro's Web site (marlboromusic.org).

Schmoozing the press and rambling happily on subjects like divided string sections onstage and the virtues of opera in concert, Mr. Levine sounded like a conductor who had made a long-considered wish list of repertory and then gotten just about everything he wanted.

It remains in the repertory of many chefs, listed on most menus as "Chatham Bay Cod".

Duane Hopkins made powerful use of a cast mostly drawn from the streets in another of this year's great British films, Better Things, and Steven Soderbergh recently swapped his unofficial repertory company of A-list stars to make The Girlfriend Experience, featured on this site last week, entirely with non-professionals.

I think, 'Am I going to learn as much by repeating this as by doing some new project?' " Lately, Ms. Upshaw's itinerary has hinged more on a circle of valued colleagues than on any wish list of dream repertory.