Sentence examples for repertory without from inspiring English sources

This is a chance to hear his septet's broad repertory without cutting to a commercial.

It focuses on the works and choreographers that Page has added to the repertory, without reference to the company's history.

To do so, they have to win young people to the technique, and then they must somehow add new repertory without diluting the founder's work.

The terrific density of New York City Ballet's repertory, without parallel anywhere in the world, is something its audience often takes for granted.

"The Observer" is a perfect fit for the National's studio-sized Cottesloe auditorium, where the play can run in repertory without feeling any pressure to take the town.

Yet somehow the combination of zucchini and pear made into a soup crept in under the radar and became a part of my repertory without my noticing it.

Then, slowly, he started practicing on a Yamaha digital keyboard, learning new repertory but without the pressure of concerts.

The album features the bassist Matt Brewer and the drummer Damion Reid, and along with some smartly stuttering original pieces — including "Alloy," repurposed from the octet playbook, in a starker, drier reading — it includes several tunes from the jazz repertory, presented without major reconstruction.

It's a testament to the fragile life of a dance that, despite the critical success of "Sins" in 1933 and 1958 ("a rare and marvelous piece of theater that nobody should miss," John Martin wrote of the later production in The New York Times), it faded from the repertory, almost without a trace.

Mr. Groban, 34, will star in the Broadway premiere of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," a musical adaptation of a 70-page section of Tolstoy's masterwork, "War and Peace". The show, opening on Wednesday here at the American Repertory Theater (without Mr. Groban), is scheduled to arrive on Broadway in September (with Mr. Groban).

"How many American conductors can say they've done all the Sibelius symphonies and the late Haydn Masses -- and the repertory that goes without saying, like the late Mozart Symphonies, the Beethovens and the Brahmses -- by their 40th birthday?