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Scott Cantrell

Scott Cantrell

Contributing Classical Music Critic at The Dallas Morning News

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Recent Articles

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Review: Dallas Opera’s ‘Dialogues of the Carmelites’ vivid but uneven

Francis Poulenc’s portrayal of nuns terrorized in the French Revolution gets a novel ending.
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Review: Dallas Opera revives look of original ‘Carmen,’ with mixed ...

One of the most popular of all operas, Georges Bizet’s Carmen opened the Dallas Opera’s 2025-26 season Friday night at the Winspear Opera House.
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Review: A new Angélica Negrón quasi-requiem from the Dallas Symphony

Thursday night’s Dallas Symphony Orchestra concert, at the Meyerson Symphony Center, was presented in the orchestra’s Classical series, and it was led by...
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Review: A splendidly refreshing Dallas Chamber Symphony concert

The program included a rare performance of Poulenc’s Piano Concerto, with Anton Nel the spirited soloist.
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Review: A Dallas Symphony concert of Respighi and Saint-Saëns showp...

A recent work by composer-in-residence Sophia Jani supplied evocative contrast.
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Review: Fancy wining and dining, and the Dallas Symphony in fine fo...

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra threw itself a fine party Saturday night. In a cocktail hour-and-a-half, tuxed men and long-gowned women swanned through the...
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Review: Mixed results from Fabio Luisi, Dallas Symphony

Haydn and Mahler symphonies had lovely quieter playing, but proportions were sometimes off.
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Review: Cliburn winner Aristo Sham plays his first post-competition...

Aristo Sham, gold medalist of the 2025 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, performed at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth.
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Review: Fort Worth Symphony adds Bruce Wood Dance for brilliant ‘Al...

On Friday night’s FWSO program, Lewis Carroll’s fanciful Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland was brilliantly and wittily brought to life with dancers from Bruce...
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Review: Dallas Symphony opens with Barber, Beethoven and John Adams...

Social media ads made a big deal of Emanuel Ax playing Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3, and the program opened with Samuel Barber’s aptly flashy overture to...
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Review: Fort Worth Symphony enlivens standard rep in season opener

Led by music director Robert Spano, at Bass Performance Hall, the program featured the Sibelius Finlandia, Grieg Piano Concerto (with Stephen Hough) and...