| The company became state-supported in 1921 and under ballet master A. Romanowski presented stagings of the Ballets Russes and early Soviet repertories. |
| Many leading composers have contributed to the violin concerto and violin sonata repertories. |
| Music defines place not by isolating it, but rather by opening its borders so that different genres, styles, and repertories cross the borders and cross-fertilize one another. |
| The degree to which Malakhov will attempt to maintain the diversity of the repertories of the Staatsoper Ballet and Deutsche Oper Ballet will be something to watch. |
| Given the fact that there are upwards of 120 repertories in homoeopathy it is surprising that not a lot has been written about the use of them. |
| Welsh choruses, for example, have long maintained repertories and concert practices that intentionally draw attention to Welshness. |
