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Often used in the same context:
operas,
ballets,
musicals,
repertoire,
operetta,
franz lehar,
ensemble,
repertory theater,
opera seria,
donizetti,
paul hindemith,
balanchine,
puccini,
orchestra,
traviata,
antony tudor,
classical ballet,
concertos,
gaetano donizetti,
giacomo puccini,
productions,
sonatas,
bel canto,
prokofiev,
concerto grosso,
gounod,
mussorgsky,
max bruch,
oratorios,
pyotr tchaikovsky,
georg philipp telemann,
librettos,
verismo,
mozartean,
lieder,
lutoslawski,
alban berg,
vincenzo bellini,
george balanchine,
sergei rachmaninoff,
symphony orchestra,
berlioz,
bizet,
playwrights,
boccherini,
hindemith,
troupe,
glazunov,
peter ilich tchaikovsky,
cabaret,
wozzeck,
meistersinger,
jean anouilh,
vaudeville,
jacques offenbach,
antonin dvorak,
cadenzas,
kurt weill,
rigoletto,
saltarello,
francis poulenc,
ysaye,
georges bizet,
bedrich smetana,
opera buffa,
recitals,
quartets,
hector berlioz,
busoni,
antonio vivaldi,
ligeti,
poulenc,
concertante,
symphonies,
noel coward,
claudio monteverdi,
composers,
commedia,
pergolesi,
playwriting,
theater,
string quartet,
vivaldi,
carlo goldoni,
revivals,
giuseppe verdi,
soloists,
partitas,
virtuosi,
harpsichordist,
gian carlo menotti,
madrigals,
stabat mater,
dohnanyi,
bela bartok,
kodaly,
leonard bernstein,
appassionata,
lubitsch,
philharmonic,
symphonic poem,
misalliance,
repertories,
idiom,
theatre,
conventions,
corpus,
lexicon,
style,
ensembles,
gamut,
literature,
opera,
repertoires,
roster,
ballet,
convention,
usage,
kabuki,
broadway,
based,
benchmarking,
hased,
improvisational,
naturalistic,
noh,
multiplex,
research,
amateur,
chronometric,
computational,
documentary,
enrichment,
known,
microscope,
modification,
motion
Appears in the definition of:
warhorse
More general:
accumulation,
aggregation,
assemblage,
collection,
deposit,
depository,
repository
Synonyms:
repertoire
Also try:
— Adjectives for repertory:
standard,
classical,
whole,
large,
entire,
vast,
limited,
italian,
modern,
musical,
traditional,
more...
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