repertories

Stored performance catalogs

Repertories is the plural of repertory.

A repertory is a stock of works that a performer or company is prepared to present—plays, operas, musical pieces.

By extension, it means any collection of skills or resources ready for use: She has an impressive repertory of negotiating tactics.

A repertory theater maintains a rotating schedule of productions performed by a resident company.

collections

archives

Stored historical documents

catalogsComprehensive itemized lists
databasesOrganized electronic information collections
inventoriesItemized records of goods

indexes · compilations · storehouses · libraries · records · registers · lists · directories · holdings · accumulations

musical

compositions

Created artistic pieces

piecesParts of something divided
worksFunctions or labors
scoresAchieves points; many

symphonies · concertos · sonatas · operas · arias · recitals · programs · conductors · orchestras · soloists

theatrical

plays

Staged dramatic works

dramasSerious theatrical works
productionsStaged or filmed works
performancesStaged artistic presentations

scripts · stagings · revivals · classics · comedies · tragedies · farces · melodramas · works · pieces

skills

techniques

Skilled ways of doing

abilitiesPowers to perform
talentsInnate abilities
capabilitiesPowers to perform tasks

competencies · proficiencies · expertise · methods · approaches · strategies · moves · maneuvers · tricks · tools

Opposites

collection/accumulation

repertoriesdebts

Sums owed to others

deficits · liabilities · vacuums · voids · shortfalls

breadth of offerings

repertoriesone-offs

Singular, unrepeated instances

preparedness/readiness

repertoriesblank slates

Unmarked starting points

inexperience · unpreparedness

Family

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