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Row over cancellation of Dalby-born pianist

Dalby-born pianist, Jayson Gillham is pursuing legal action for the cancellation of his performance over comments he made about the war in Gaza on stage. (Supplied)
By Gladys Barreta

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra’s managing director has left the organisation after the controversial cancellation of Dalby-born pianist, Jayson Gillham’s concert. […]

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