Collocations for repertoire - noun
ADJECTIVE
broad,
extensive,
large,
vast,
wide
diverse, varied
full, rich
limited, small
standard
classical
ballets from the classical repertoire
diverse, varied
full, rich
limited, small
standard
classical
ballets from the classical repertoire
contemporary
emotional
An actor has to build a character and extend his own emotional repertoire.
emotional
An actor has to build a character and extend his own emotional repertoire.
music,
musical
concert, opera, operatic
guitar, piano, vocal, etc.
concert, opera, operatic
guitar, piano, vocal, etc.
VERB + repertoire
have
She has a rather limited repertoire.
She has a rather limited repertoire.
add (sth) to,
broaden,
build,
build up,
develop,
expand,
extend,
increase
He has added considerably to his piano repertoire.
She needs to build up a repertoire of pieces.
He has added considerably to his piano repertoire.
She needs to build up a repertoire of pieces.
perform,
play
enter
The piece has deservedly entered the violin repertoire.
enter
The piece has deservedly entered the violin repertoire.
repertoire + VERB
include sth
His repertoire includes a large number of Scottish folk songs.
His repertoire includes a large number of Scottish folk songs.