We shouldn't forget that his rhythmic gamut reaches from the strictest (C minor Prelude) to the freest.
Sir Michael Stoute will walk the course at Ascot this morning before deciding whether to declare Gamut, his sole remaining entry, for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at the course on Saturday.
His compositional voice often incorporates the gamut of his performance styles, so this will not be your typical double bass concerto, whatever that might mean.
For Watson, Turnberry runs the gamut, from his highest high with the '77 victory over Nicklaus at his best, to his 1994 loss, which he says still stings.
In truth, the world's fourth-ranked player had much more to be happy about than his rival's travails after a day which saw him run the full gamut of his immeasurable talent.
One of the most memorable of Bert's shows was his 60th birthday celebration at London's South Bank, when he ran through the full gamut of his work, joined by younger fans including Johnny Marr, Bernard Butler and Hope Sandoval.
A timeline across a full wall on the second floor runs the gamut from his birth in Hoboken, N.J., on Dec. 12, 1915, up to his death at 82 from a heart attack on May 14 , 1998
He was the first American conductor to achieve international acclaim; his compositions, spanning the gamut from Broadway to opera to symphonic works, remain staples of musical theater and concert halls; his influence on later conductors is well-documented.
His advisers run the gamut, and the answer depends in part on what month it is.
And that's why his fans run the gamut from A to Z, from old ladies to gay liberals".
