Sentence examples for repertory performed from inspiring English sources
Repertory performed outdoors at the Lord Jeffery Inn in Amherst and at the Hartsbrook-Waldorf ScHadleyn Hadley.
The season provides a chance to see this impressive repertory performed by a group of strong and enormously likable dancers.
"Summer Fever" is a suite of fast-paced selections from the troupe's repertory performed with high intensity and without an intermission.
Contemporary classical music has been fragmenting into ever greater eclecticism, as demonstrated by the repertory performed at the Music of Now marathon at Symphony Space on Monday.
The intense weekend lineups feature well-known and obscure repertory performed by rising and established musicians, as well as panels and talks by scholars.
Long one of New York's favorite flamenco dancers, the understated Ms. Rioja is back for the summer with a program featuring many classics of her repertory, performed Wednesday through Sunday through Sept. 1.
Its work has resulted in 14 records, and it has even gotten involved with a little repertory, performing the works of Herbie Nichols and Andrew Hill.
Mr. Tomasson emphasized his respect for tradition; the company has an extensive Balanchine repertory, performs the classics and does the obligatory "Nutcracker" season every December.
The ensemble is also expanding its repertory, performing two works this weekend for first time: Brahms's Haydn Variations and Sandor Veress's "Transylvanian Dances".
THE NASH ENSEMBLE The longtime London group, which stylishly blends startling new works with comforting portions of classic repertory, performs Mark-Anthony Turnage's "Three Farewells," along with music by Mozart, Ravel (the Introduction and Allegro for Flute, Clarinet, Harp, and String Quartet), and Mendelssohn.
| Aug. 1 at 8 30: Joshua Bell, an elegant custodian of the standard violin repertory, performs Chausson's "Poème" and Saint-Saëns's "Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso" with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the conductor Peter Oundjian; works by Ravel and Mussorgsky ("Pictures at an Exhibition") bookend the program.
