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Nicholas Cannariato

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The Age of Klaus Mäkelä

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By Nicholas Cannariato
| Chicago Magazine
The Age of Klaus Mäkelä Not even 30, the Finnish conductor is already the buzziest name in classical music. Now he’s set to usher in a new era at the helm of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. As I walked through the doors of Orchestra Hall, I felt a gust of something new. It was a Wednesday in April, and I was attending a rehearsal of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
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The Age of Klaus Mäkelä

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By Nicholas Cannariato
| l8r.it
The Age of Klaus Mäkelä Not even 30, the Finnish conductor is already the buzziest name in classical music. Now he’s set to usher in a new era at the helm of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. As I walked through the doors of Orchestra Hall, I felt a gust of something new. It was a Wednesday in April, and I was attending a rehearsal of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
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An Ojibwe Writer Refuses to Let Her Mother’s Trauma Be in Vain

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By Nicholas Cannariato
| The State
CINCINNATI -- Alone as a child tucked in at night, Mary Annette Pember had visions. “Strings of lights, rather like phosphorescent snakes,” she writes, would float along the ceiling of her bedroom, turning and twisting in the dark. When she asked what the strange lights could be, her mother, an Ojibwe from northern Wisconsin, urged her not to be afraid: They want to protect you; they won’t hurt you, but don’t ever tell anyone else you see them. Her mother knew what it took to survive.
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