Scott Cantrell is a Classical Music Critic at various esteemed publications. He focuses on the intersection of music genres and theater, exploring themes in arts and entertainment. His work has been featured in outlets such as The New York Times, Houston Chronicle, and Gramophone Podcast.
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Scott's coverage focuses heavily on providing reviews and event coverage within the entertainment industry, specifically in music and performance arts. He would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming events, performances, or releases within the local Dallas area.
Given his focus on reviewing specific artistic performances and events, Scott may respond well to pitches that involve exclusive access to artists or behind-the-scenes insights into productions. If you represent a venue hosting an event or have connections with artists performing in Dallas or Texas, consider reaching out for potential coverage.
Keep in mind that Scott's geographic focus is predominantly local (United States, Texas, Dallas), so any pitches should align with this regional scope when offering suggestions for coverage.
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By: Scott Cantrell
Dejan Lazić was soloist in his piano-concerto version of the Double Concerto.
By: Scott Cantrell
The ensemble played Mozart, Dvořák and Prokofiev with precision but sometimes too much intensity
By: Scott Cantrell
David Lomelí is new to the job, but not to the company. The Dallas Opera opted for a major personality change at the top of the company.
By: Scott Cantrell
Puts' triple concerto "Contact" featured the virtuoso string trio Time for Three. Well, that was an enjoyable concert.
By: Scott Cantrell
Soprano Soraya Mafi was a dazzling Adina in Donizetti's comedy.
By: Scott Cantrell
The DSO's Daniel Hawkins was the splendid soloist in Strauss' Second Horn Concerto.
Water leaks from recent rains have rendered the orchestra shell of Dallas' Moody Performance Hall temporarily unusable.
Previously CEO of the Dallas Opera, he's been with the FWSO since 2019.
By: Scott Cantrell
Review of Dallas Symphony Orchestra's Oct. 23, 2026 concert led by music director Fabio Luisi with pianist Lise de la Salle playing a Rachmaninoff concerto.
With a worldwide social media fan base, the British organist sold out the Meyerson.
