Sentence examples for two repertories from inspiring English sources
Maryo, a singer from Salonika, and the Tombourlika Ensemble unveiled two repertories in two sets on Sunday.
According to most recent theories, the two repertories represent variant rites developed in different locales, rather than coming from different historical periods.
Now that Leon Fleisher has recovered the use of his right hand, he has two repertories to choose from: the standard canon, which he is gradually reclaiming, and the repertory for left hand only, which has kept him going since 1965, when a neurological condition left his right hand incapacitated.
Two repertory staples flanked the concerto.
(Though usually rare, this is one of two repertory events coming to Broadway; see "No Man's Land" and "Waiting for Godot," below).
Cumberbatch's first work in the professional theatre was primarily Shakespearean, beginning with two repertory seasons with the New Shakespeare Company in London's Regent Park in 2001 and 2002.
By offering these two repertory staples, Mr. Temirkanov raised the stakes here: a real Russian orchestra was going to show us all how this music should be played.
This week, Cornfield, who danced with Cunningham from 1974 to 1982, will present two repertory works by her company, Cornfield Dance, as well as a new piece called "Portal," which plays with the relationship between the commonplace and the extraordinary.
The company, opening at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday, will present two repertory programs consisting primarily of Slavic chestnuts, including the New York premiere of an impeccably affected "Raymonda's Wedding," coached by Elena Kunikova.
In the concert, which is to begin at 8 30 P.M., Todd Crow and Sarah Rothenberg, pianists, are to play two repertory staples - Schumann's "Davidsbundlertanze" (Op. 6) and Brahms's Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel (Op. 24) - and two works few listeners will know.
Between 1906 and 1909, he assisted Mrs. Carte in staging two repertory seasons at the Savoy Theatre.
