| standard repertory | 4.21 | The standard repertory may benefit, too. | ||
| classical repertory | 0.86 | Who knows whether he can become one in the Classical repertory? | ||
| new repertory | 0.72 | And he wants to explore new repertory. | ||
| german repertory | 0.66 | He is dubious, however, about moving into German repertory. | ||
| symphonic repertory | 0.66 | Inevitably, complete operas are absent, and symphonic repertory is scarce. | ||
| unusual repertory | 0.59 | The unusual repertory is what makes the event a festival. | ||
| operatic repertory | 0.53 | Ms. von Stade is busy tailoring her operatic repertory. | ||
| romantic repertory | 0.53 | Already Kissin is a formidable pianist in the Romantic repertory. | ||
| russian repertory | 0.46 | They were used to playing Romantic symphonies and the Russian repertory. | ||
| solo repertory | 0.46 | It does not have a vast solo repertory. | ||
| french repertory | 0.39 | But it was in French repertory that he made his mark. | ||
| old repertory | 0.39 | Yet keeping the old repertory fresh is not easy. | ||
| wide-ranging repertory | 0.39 | City Ballet has an unusually wide-ranging musical repertory. | ||
| dramatic repertory | 0.33 | Ms. Castle is finally easing into the dramatic repertory her coaches have long predicted for her. | ||
| italian repertory | 0.33 | Fleming says she loves the core Italian repertory. | ||
| limited repertory | 0.33 | Their accuracy was admirable considering their limited offensive repertory. | ||
| mainstream repertory | 0.33 | The sonatas have been slow to enter the mainstream repertory. | ||
| vast repertory | 0.33 | It does not have a vast solo repertory. | ||
| broad repertory | 0.26 | Jennifer Larmore, an American, commands an especially broad repertory and rivals Ms. Bartoli in charm. | ||
| familiar repertory | 0.26 | Creating a similar, but Irish-based, fusion, the Eileen Ivers band electrified a familiar repertory. |