The original 15-minute solo remains a point of reference; in Andy Cowton's additional music you hear phrases from Satie played on a gamut of different instruments and sounds; while the original spiralling line of Proietto's solo blossoms through duets and trios.
Preceding the Debussy and Stravinsky on March 28 is Claude Vivier's "Zipangu," from 1980, which sends a string chamber ensemble through a gamut of textures, from shimmery translucence to dense intensity.
Just like his convention speech, Trump ran a gamut of emotions from angry to aggravated.
They cover a gamut of topics, from the conflict in Syria to Timor Sea arbitration updates, as well as copies of speeches made to the Fred Hollows Foundation.
The aim is to capture a "gamut of fears from the paper-cut to genocide, presented without any kind of judgment," says Paola Antonelli, the museum's curator of architecture and design.
This fee covers a gamut of services, from buying garments off the rack to supervising fittings to introducing customers to little-known designers who work on a cut-to-order basis.
But while it has a strong surface similarity to a gamut of shows from "Gossip Girl" to "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" to "10 Things I Hate About You," it's consistently more inventive, less predictable and just plain funnier.
In the frustrating manhunt for the suburban sniper, Chief Charles A. Moose has cycled a gamut of emotions, from humor to tears to outspoken worry that the stress among the residents he is sworn to protect here in Montgomery County has been "ramping up" with each of the six, and possibly seven, deadly shootings.
They've conquered a gamut of industries, from real estate to oil, although only two of the 14 founded what are now publicly traded companies.
