repertoire
Collocations
13(noun.)
ADJ
extensive, large, vast, wide | full | limited, small | mainstream, standard
emotional
She expanded her emotional repertoire by learning to express feelings she had always kept hidden.
music/musical | concert, opera, etc. | classical, jazz, etc. | guitar, piano, etc.
VERB + REPERTOIRE
have
The jazz pianist has an impressive repertoire of standards and contemporary pieces.
add (sth) to, broaden, build (up), develop, expand, extend, increase
The young violinist has expanded her repertoire to include contemporary classical works.
REPERTOIRE + VERB
include sth
The orchestra's repertoire includes classical symphonies, contemporary pieces, and traditional ballet music.
PREP
in the/your ~
The pianist added several contemporary pieces to her repertoire last year.