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Repertory or
repertoire (/ˈrɛpərtwɑːr/) is the list or set of
works a
person or
company is
accustomed to performing.
Whether the
English or
French spelling...
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Artists and
repertoire (or A&R for short) is the
division of a
record label or
music publishing company that is
responsible for scouting,
financing and...
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repertoire is a list or set of
works ready to perform,
among other meanings Look up
repertoire in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Repertoire may also...
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Repertoire Records is a
record label from Hamburg,
Germany (with UK
subsidiaries in Leatherhead,
Surrey and London),
specialising in
reissues of classic...
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Downloading the
Repertoire is a 1996
album by
American singer John "Jack"
Mudurian (May 23, 1929 –
September 30, 2013). It
consists of an uncut, a cappella...
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considered part of the "standard
repertoire" of one or
several genres. Even
though the
standard repertoire of a
given genre consists of a dynamic...
- The
trumpet repertoire consists of solo
literature and
orchestral or, more commonly, band
parts written for the trumpet.
Tracings its
origins to 1500 BC...
- a
theatre in
which a
resident company presents works from a
specified repertoire,
usually in
alternation or rotation.
Annie Horniman founded the first...
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Repertoire of
contention refers, in
social movement theory, to the set of
various protest-related
tools and
actions available to a
movement or related...
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organ repertoire is
considered to be the
largest and
oldest repertory of all
musical instruments.
Because of the organ's (or pipe organ's) prominence...
