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- adjective extremely
familiar ; particularly familiar
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Our "Podunk Philharmonic" performs those "ultrafamiliar" classics but also brings great American composers like Jennifer Higdon and John Harbison, and young as well as established soloists, to our town.
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It means not just ultrafamiliar operas but solo recitals and chamber music.
Bringing Art Back to PBS Terry Teachout 2010
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It means not just ultrafamiliar operas but solo recitals and chamber music.
Bringing Art Back to PBS Terry Teachout 2010
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It means not just ultrafamiliar operas but solo recitals and chamber music.
Bringing Art Back to PBS Terry Teachout 2010
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The ultrafamiliar score includes the title song as well as "Do-Re-Mi" and "Edelweiss."
Time Off 2008
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"Most, after all, offer a predictable mix of ultrafamiliar classics and soufflé-light pops programs," Teachout writes of the smaller symphonies.
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