Repertoire

Her repertoire on the piano is not very large, but she has learned every piece by heart.

It's important for every musician to ensure there is variety in their repertoire.

He incorporated the joke into his repertoire.

I want to keep bulking up my repertoire.

Tom is in his repertoire.

Tom is once again in his repertoire.

The repertoire of the puppet theater is rich and interesting.

Lojban has a whole repertoire of particle words that express emotions. This idea is from Lojban's mother Láadan. In Lojban, "au" means desire and "ai" means intent. There are many others. Vling is much simpler. An exclamatory sentence ends with "mak1" for strong emotion or with "lei1" for soft emotion. A command ends with "au1" and a polite request ends with "ei1" simply. The numeral "1" indicates a low level tone. Vling tries to be simple.

Today, however, "Play Freebird!" is yelled at bands who almost certainly don't have "Freebird" in their repertoire, with no intention that the band treat the exclamation as a request.

The French Ministry of Culture has recently conferred the prestigious distinction of Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters on the acclaimed mezzo-soprano for her interpretation of French music. Another American recognized for his work with French music is conductor and musicologist William Christi. His efforts have led to a renewed appreciation of 17th and 18th-century French Baroque repertoire.