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What is a repertoire?

A repertoire is a collection of skills, pieces of work, or things that someone is able to do or perform. It can be used in many contexts:

In the arts:

* Musical repertoire: A set of musical pieces a musician can perform, either memorized or from sheet music.

* Theatrical repertoire: A collection of plays a theatre company can produce.

* Dance repertoire: A collection of dances a dancer or company can perform.

In other professions:

* Medical repertoire: The range of medical procedures and treatments a doctor is trained in.

* Teaching repertoire: The set of teaching methods and techniques a teacher uses.

* Sales repertoire: The set of products and services a salesperson is familiar with and can sell.

In general:

* Personal repertoire: The skills, knowledge, and experiences a person has accumulated over time.

Key features of a repertoire:

* It's a collection of something.

* It represents what someone is able to do or perform.

* It can be specific to a profession or field, or general to a person's overall skills.

* It can be dynamic and evolving over time as someone learns new skills or experiences.

So, a repertoire is essentially a tool kit of skills and knowledge that someone possesses and can draw upon.

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