Wayne Lee Gay

Unraveling the Dixie Chicks and Dallas’ Dysfunctional Relationship

By Wayne Lee Gay

Concerts

The Dixie Chicks Made a Triumphant Return to Dallas on Friday

By Wayne Lee Gay

Performing Arts

Hallucination, Assassination and Orchestration: JFK the Opera Comes to Fort Worth

By Wayne Lee Gay

Performing Arts

Dallas Opera’s First Broadway Production, Show Boat, Is Unfailingly Engaging

By Wayne Lee Gay

Performing Arts

Show Boat, Race Relations and the N-Word at the Dallas Opera

By Wayne Lee Gay

REVIEW: Beethoven’s Fifth at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra

By Wayne Lee Gay

Embark on a Musical Adventure with the Revenant Composer at DSO

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Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto at Dallas Symphony Is a Crowd Pleaser

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Don’t Miss Another Soundings, the City’s Most Surprising Classical Music Concerts

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Buster Keaton Came to Life Thanks to Composer Jon Kull, Dallas Chamber Symphony

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Shostakovich’s Politically Charged Symphony No. 7 Comes to Life at Canellakis’ Baton

By Wayne Lee Gay

Jaap van Zweden’s First Step Out the Door Features a DSO Rarity: New Music

By Wayne Lee Gay