repertoire

There is an extensive repertoire of music written for the flute.

an endlessly varied repertoire of songs

a pianist's wide-ranging repertoire; a wide-ranging interview.

He has added considerably to his piano repertoire.

the business of artists and repertoire, commonly abbreviated to A & R.

his repertoire of threats, stares, and denigratory gestures.

Some suggestions are offered to apply this method to the teaching of other carte and tierce repertoire extensively.

It has one of the largest stock repertoires in the world, with 24 full-length ballets that include Swan Lake, Raymonda, Sleeping Beauty, Don Quixote and La Bayadere.

Today, in its repertoires, there are dozens of full length ballets, including Swan Lake, Giselle, Don Quixote, Le Corsaire, La Sylphide, Sylvia and others classical ballets.

Boxing was always an important part of the ancient athletic repertoire.

We form our spoken repertoire through unconscious habits, not memorized rules.

How would you focus the repertoire of this theater company?

There's a repertoire of sixty plays still performed today.

The average male has some 180 tunes in his repertoire.

Meanwhile his wife Gai Libo's repertoire for every Chinese New Year features the bighead carp.

I would have thought you had an Irish one in your repertoire.

From his home, he leads the group through a multilingual repertoire.

Mr Fanni's ultimate aim is to replace the imported shows that have hitherto dominated the repertoire with in-house productions.

Remember we had that in our repertoire, quite a lot.