Some repertoires were peaked and narrow, suggesting few epitopes or immunodominance among the epitopes in their specificities, or little diversity among individuals for these specificities ("public" or "semi-public" repertoires; see Discussion).
You even have some pieces in your repertoire that have some very spiritual overtones to them, including one of my favorite pieces that I personally own "The Crucifixion Skull Cross" necklace.
Charlie Haden taught his daughters some of their repertoire and to sing in three-part harmony.
During some decades the repertoire will expand, in later years it may need to be reduced.
By his sophomore year he had mastered some challenging classical repertoire and had begun to perform in public.
SP Bob Chilcott Making Waves The Sirens, Iain Farrington, piano (Signum SIGCD142) £13.99 Some welcome new repertoire for sopranos and altos here from a contemporary hero of British choral music, Bob Chilcott.
With this transition they created the hybrid "Yiddish swing" repertoire, some of which turned into crossover hits, such as Benny Goodman's 1939 "And the Angels Sing" (with lyrics by Johnny Mercer), adapted by Goodman trumpeter Ziggy Elman from a Dave Tarras bulgar.
With no singers to worry about, the orchestra were the stars, and with Dudamel's encouragement they gave everything to an unequivocally, unapologetically maximalist take on some of the repertoire's biggest music.
This Indian summer included revisiting some of the repertoire for which he was most renowned and rerecording it on LSO Live (Berlioz, Sibelius), but it also involved ambitious new projects, such as the complete symphonies of Nielsen, which he was conducting for the first time.
There are many discourses in the Western cultural repertoire, some of which might help us more then Voltairean supposedly a-cultural reason in dealing with the issues brought about by the attacks on Charlie Hebdo.
