| A repetiteur is authorized to teach and rehearse choreography in the absence of the choreographer. |
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| A repetiteur is different than a rehearsal director in that he or she is considered an expert on the work of the choreographer. |
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| We also have the honour of her expertise as company repetiteur and as a Board of Directors member. |
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| Astaire, a professional dancer from the age of 7, did all of his own choreography, and he was as exacting about corrections as the most persnickety repetiteur. |
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| As a soloist, graduate of Havana University, teacher of classical dance and methodology and repetiteur, she has great knowledge of the classical repertoire. |
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| Brian Rayner Cook graduated in Music from Bristol University, developing his interests as an organist and as a conductor and repetiteur, before devoting himself wholeheartedly to singing. |
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| More specialized references such as mise en scene, Program announcements, and violon repetiteur are also present. |
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| He was joined by the show's director, Emily Leather, and repetiteur, Katherine Wilde. |
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| Mrs. Rotaru has been the repetiteur for Early Music at several music festivals, such as the Michaelsteiner Musiksommer and the Neuburger Sommerakademie and she is the winner of the 6th Biagio Marini Early Music Competition. |
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| Turley-Trejo is a fine pianist and has worked as repetiteur for the Utah Lyric Opera Company as well as a rehearsal pianist for Ballet West. |
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| She has also collaborated with numerous composers, working as the official repetiteur for the world premiere productions of several new Japanese operas. |
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| The theory that JanaCek was forced to make changes is based on a single source, the forty-year-old recollections of the repetiteur, Vilern Blaiek. |
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| But Yan didn't feel quite ready for opera, and instead worked for the next two years as pianist and repetiteur with the National Ballet of Canada. |
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