Music Events at UVA 2/7-3/3/13

Music Events at UVA 2/7-3/3/13 (*denotes free events) 2/8 UVA Chamber Music Festival: Albemarle Ensemble with John Mayhood 2/9 Virginia Gentlemen, AVP, & Hullabahoos Joint Charity Concert 2/10 UVA Chamber Music Festival: Joint Faculty Recital with Daniel Sender and Paul Neebe 2/11 Showing of Auksalaq - A Telematic Opera * 2/15 Evans Orchestra & Youth Symphony Winter Concert 2/16 Know the Score Pre-Concert Lecture * 2/16 Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra with the University Singers and Oratorio Society of Virginia 2/17 Know the Score Pre-Concert Lecture * 2/17 Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra with the University Singers and Oratorio Society of Virginia 2/18 ZeroSpace Concert #1 * 2/19 ZeroSpace Concert #2 * 2/19 Voice Masterclass with Michelle Krisel * 2/21 Dither Ensemble Concert * 2/22 Dither Ensemble Concert: New Music by UVA Emerging Composers * 2/23 Cello Masterclass with Dana and Jason McComb * 2/23 Jazz Ensemble with Guest Poets 2/24 Voice Faculty Recital * 2/26 Tuesday Evening Concert Series: Amit Peled, cello, & Noreen Polera, piano 3/1 Caio Pagano Piano Recital * 3/2 Caio Pagano Piano Masterclass * 3/2 Distinguished Major Recital: Christine Coogle, Voice * 3/3 Common Ground: Dialogue between Jewish and Islamic Worlds Through Art * 3/3 Distinguished Major Recital: Billy Binion, Voice * 3/3 Common Ground Concert: Shashmaqam Central Asian Ensemble * For events after March 3, visit our web calendar (virginia.edu/music/calendar) and stay tuned for the latest updates with our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Faculty and Student News World's Largest Collection of Yiddish and Klezmer Music Interview with Kelly Sulick, Music Director of the 2nd Annual UVA Chamber Music Festival Greg Howard performs with Azul at C'Ville Coffee 2/9/13 Other Information Volunteer with the Music Resource Center Chamber Music Festival in UVA Today WTJU Folk Marathon Opportunities 2/4-2/10/13 Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra Mini-Subscriptions Facebook & Twitter & Instagram Module Hours

Upcoming Music Events

UVA Chamber Music Festival: Albemarle Ensemble with John Mayhood Friday, February 8, 2013, 8:00pm Old Cabell Hall $20 General/$10 Students/Free for those under 18 and UVA Students if reserved in advance UVA Arts Box Office 434-924-3376 The Albemarle Ensemble, comprised of Rob Patterson, clarinet, Elizabeth Roberts, bassoon, Aaron Hill, oboe, Susan Fritts, horn, and Kelly Sulick, flute, along with special guest John Mayhood, piano, present a potpourri of musical works as part of the 2013 UVA Chamber Music Festival. This quintet will explore the rich and varied textures of the woodwind family, presenting several smaller chamber works as well as W.A. Mozart's "Quintet in E flat major for Piano and Winds, K. 452" which will be performed together with pianist John Mayhood. Read the UVA Today article covering the Festival (http://bit.ly/UVaTodayCMF). For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/Albemarle13) or the festival webpage (http://bit.ly/uvacmf13). To purchase tickets, visit the Arts Box Office website (http://bit.ly/UVACMF2-8-13Tix) or call at 434-924-3376. Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Virginia Gentlemen, AVP, & Hullabahoos Joint Charity Concert Saturday, February 9, 2013, 8:00pm Old Cabell Hall Tickets for this concert have sold out 434-924-3052 The Virginia Gentlemen, Academical Village People, and Hullabahoos are proud to announce their 2nd Annual Joint Charity Concert! This year the proceeds from the concert will be donated to a local charity, Books Behind Bars, which raises money for books to be sent to prisons in order to further prisoner education and rehabilitation. The all-male a cappella community of the University of Virginia is coming together in unity for this event in hopes to provide a worthy service to the University and Charlottesville communities and a night of fun and great music! Tickets for this concert have sold out! For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/VGFeb13). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

UVA Chamber Music Festival: Joint Faculty Recital with Daniel Sender and Paul Neebe Sunday, February 10, 2013, 1:30pm Old Cabell Hall $20 General/$10 Students/Free for those under 18 and UVA Students if reserved in advance UVA Arts Box Office 434-924-3376 Paul Neebe, trumpet, and Daniel Sender, violin, along with guests Tracy Cowden and Shelby Sender, piano, Jason Crafton, trumpet, and Kenneth Slowik, harpsichord, present a plethora of musical timbres. From the warmth of a Bach sonata to the virtuosity of a trumpet duet, this concert will conclude the 2013 UVA Chamber Music Festival. Read the UVA Today article covering the Festival (http://bit.ly/UVaTodayCMF). For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/Faculty13-2) or the festival webpage (http://bit.ly/uvacmf13). To purchase tickets, visit the Arts Box Office website (http://bit.ly/UVACMF2-10-13Tix) or call at 434-924-3376. Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Showing of Auksalaq - A Telematic Opera * Monday, February 11, 2013, 7:00pm Open Grounds Free 434-924-3052 Following a postponement due to Hurricane Sandy, The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C., Lu Magnus Gallery in New York City, and University of Virginia (UVa) OpenGrounds in Charlottesville, Virginia, are pleased to announce the U.S. East Coast reprise of the award-winning telematic opera Auksalaq. A profoundly interactive, multi-media opera by composer and McIntire Department of Music professor Matthew Burtner and media artist Scott Deal, the opera integrates music, sonic and visual art, science, and social commentary to provide a stirring statement on global climate change. The performance features the EcoSono Ensemble as well as other performers interacting with audiences through telematic technology. Audience members are invited to bring their laptops, tablets, and smartphones to the performance to participate in the opera narrative. For more information, visit the Auksalaq website (http://www.auksalaq.org/). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Evans Orchestra & Youth Symphony Winter Concert Friday, February 15, 2013, 7:30pm MLK Performing Arts Center $15 Adults / Free for those under 18 - Available at the door 434-974-7776 The Rita M. Evans Orchestra, with approximately 70 members, is primarily comprised of middle-school age musicians, performing arranged orchestral works. Their conductor is Donald Brubaker, and the Winds/Brass coach is Robert Dunnenberger, Director of Bands at Walker Elementary School. The Youth Symphony has approximately 60 members composed primarily of high-school age musicians, and performs original orchestral works. Their conductor is Dr. Charles West. Tickets for this joint concert will be available at the door. For more information, visit the Youth Orchestras of Central Virginia website (http://yocva.org/). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Know the Score Pre-Concert Lecture * Saturday, February 16, 2013, 7:15pm Minor Hall Free "Know the Score" pre-concert lectures will be presented 45 minutes before each concert. These informative and entertaining lectures by McIntire Department of Music Chairman and Associate Professor of Music Richard Will offer both novice and experienced patrons a deeper appreciation of the performances. For more information, visit CUSO's webpage (http://bit.ly/KnowtheScore). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra with the University Singers and Oratorio Society of Virginia Saturday, February 16, 2013, 8:00pm Old Cabell Hall $10 Students/$20-38 Adults (Arts Box Office)/Free for UVA Students if reserved in advance UVA Arts Box Office 434-924-3376 The Charlottesville & University's Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Music Director Kate Tamarkin, explores Russian history and Johann Sebastian Bach's lively setting of dance forms. CUSO Principal Flute Kelly Sulick is the featured soloist in Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 2. UVA's University Singers and select members of The Oratorio Society join the orchestra in Alexander Borodin's Polovtsian Dances from his historic opera "Prince Igor," and Sergei Prokofiev's dramatic cantata, "Alexander Nevsky," derived from Sergei Eisenstein's film of the same name. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/3CUSO) or the CUSO website (http://bit.ly/cuso12-13). To purchase tickets, visit the Arts Box Office website (http://bit.ly/CUSO2-16-13Tix) or call at 434-924-3376. Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Know the Score Pre-Concert Lecture * Sunday, February 17, 2013, 2:45pm Forum at Monticello HS Free "Know the Score" pre-concert lectures will be presented 45 minutes before each concert. These informative and entertaining lectures by McIntire Department of Music Chairman and Associate Professor of Music Richard Will offer both novice and experienced patrons a deeper appreciation of the performances. For more information, visit CUSO's webpage (http://bit.ly/KnowtheScore). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra with the University Singers and Oratorio Society of Virginia Sunday, February 17, 2013, 3:30pm Monticello HS $10 Students/$20-38 Adults (Arts Box Office)/Free for UVA Students if reserved in advance UVA Arts Box Office 434-924-3376 The Charlottesville & University's Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Music Director Kate Tamarkin, explores Russian history and Johann Sebastian Bach's lively setting of dance forms. CUSO Principal Flute Kelly Sulick is the featured soloist in Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 2. UVA's University Singers and select members of The Oratorio Society join the orchestra in Alexander Borodin's Polovtsian Dances from his historic opera "Prince Igor," and Sergei Prokofiev's dramatic cantata, "Alexander Nevsky," derived from Sergei Eisenstein's film of the same name. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/3CUSO) or the CUSO website (http://bit.ly/cuso12-13). To purchase tickets, visit the Arts Box Office website (http://bit.ly/CUSO2-17-13Tix) or call at 434-924-3376. Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

ZeroSpace Concert #1 * Monday, February 18, 2013, 7:00pm Open Grounds Studio Free 434-924-3052 ZeroSpace is an ongoing project whose events explore the theme of distance and interaction, examining how humans interact with one another and with the environment through new technologies. Through partnerships with cultural and education institutions around the world, ZeroSpace envisions a collaborative global network of artists, scholars and technologists. This is the first concert of the conference, on Monday, February 19, at 7pm, as well as a paper session with speakers at 2pm at Open Grounds. ZeroSpace Conference on Distance and Interaction is presented by UVA's Institute for the Humanities and Global Cultures, the OpenGrounds Studio, the McIntire Department of Music, and IMRG NOMADS. ZeroSpace was created with support from the Buckner W. Clay Endowment for the Humanities. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/ZeroSpace) or the ZeroSpace webpage (http://nomads.music.virginia.edu/zerospace). Click here to add this event to your Calendar.

ZeroSpace Concert #2 * Tuesday, February 19, 2013, 7:00pm Open Grounds Studio Free 434-924-3052 ZeroSpace is an ongoing project whose events explore the theme of distance and interaction, examining how humans interact with one another and with the environment through new technologies. Through partnerships with cultural and education institutions around the world, ZeroSpace envisions a collaborative global network of artists, scholars and technologists. There will be a second concert on Tuesday, February 19, at 7pm, as well as a second paper session with speakers at 2pm at Open Grounds. ZeroSpace Conference on Distance and Interaction is presented by UVA's Institute for the Humanities and Global Cultures, the OpenGrounds Studio, the McIntire Department of Music, and IMRG NOMADS. ZeroSpace was created with support from the Buckner W. Clay Endowment for the Humanities. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/ZeroSpace) or the ZeroSpace webpage (http://nomads.music.virginia.edu/zerospace). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Voice Masterclass with Michelle Krisel * Tuesday, February 19, 2013, 7:30pm 107 Old Cabell Hall Free 434-924-3052 Michelle Krisel of Ashlawn Opera will be conducting a masterclass with UVA Vocal Students selected by the voice faculty. Michelle brings a wealth of background and experience as a vocal coach and assistant conductor for several opera companies in addition to her work with the Domingo-Cafritz Young Artist Program at Washington National Opera before coming to lead Ashlawn Opera in her current position as General Director. UVA is pleased to invite her to Grounds to work with our students. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/KriselMC). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Dither Ensemble Concert * Thursday, February 21, 2013, 8:00pm Old Cabell Hall Free 434-924-3052 The Dither Ensemble, a New York based electric guitar quartet, will perform a program featuring new music for acoustic and electric guitar, as well as other fretted instruments, including banjo and mandolin. Dither will be performing works by John Zorn, Fred Frith and others. Support for this residency is provided by the Office of the Vice Provost for the Arts: fostering access + innovation. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/DitherEnsemble). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Dither Ensemble Concert: New Music by UVA Emerging Composers * Friday, February 22, 2013, 8:00pm Christ Episcopal Church Free 434-293-2347 This concert will feature an evening of music written expressly for Dither by University of Virginia composers. The music will feature a wide range of approaches to composition and to the unusual guitar quartet format. This concert will take place in one of the oldest and most beautiful buildings in downtown Charlottesville, Christ Episcopal Church. This venue promises to provide an exceptional setting for this group's chamber-music approach to the electric guitar ensemble. Support for this residency is provided by the Office of the Vice Provost for the Arts: fostering access + innovation. For more information including a description of the pieces to be performed, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/DitherEnsemble). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Cello Masterclass with Dana and Jason McComb * Saturday, February 23, 2013, 3:00pm 107 Old Cabell Hall Free 434-924-3052 University cello students will perform with guest cellists Dana and Jason McComb. Mr. and Mrs. McComb are on the cello faculty at Virginia Commonwealth University. The students will be performing works by Haydn, Debussy, and more. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/McCombMC). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Jazz Ensemble with Guest Poets Saturday, February 23, 2013, 8:00pm Old Cabell Hall $10 General/$5 Students/Free for UVA Students if Reserved in Advance 434-924-3376 The McIntire Department of Music presents the UVA Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of trumpeter John D'earth, with their first concert of the new year: Play On Words! Jazz, Song, and Poetry. This concert features fourth year vocalist Virginia Burke, poet Margo Figgins, a reading by Deborah McDowell, and more! This concert looks to celebrate the marriage of words and music as well as music's ability to be a storyteller. There will be original music as well as charts by Duke Ellington and Charles Mingus. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/JazzFeb13). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Voice Faculty Recital * Sunday, February 24, 2013, 8:00pm Old Cabell Hall Free 434-924-3052 UVA Voice Faculty members Randall Ball, tenor, Kate Carr, soprano, James Taylor, tenor, Pamela Beasley, soprano, and Chris Owens, tenor, will appear in a joint recital. Musical guests appearing on the program include collaborative pianists David Norfrey, Charles Staples, John Mayhood, and tenor Alba Beasley. Works by Quilter, Granados, Obradors, R. Strauss, Duparc, and arranged by Hale Smith will be presented. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/Voice13). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Tuesday Evening Concert Series: Amit Peled, cello, & Noreen Polera, piano Tuesday, February 26, 2013, 8:00pm Old Cabell Hall $12-33 (and $5 one-hour-in-advance student rush tickets) - will go on sale Tuesday, February 12 434-924-3376 One of the premier cellists today (and Charlottesville favorite), Amit Peled's performance "Cellomania" with pianist Noreen Polera, includes masterworks by Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Glazunov, Granados, Bloch, and many others. Concert Underwriter: Woodard Properties. For more information, visit the TECS webpage (http://bit.ly/TECS2-26-13) or the TECS website (WWW.TECS.ORG). To purchase tickets, which will go on sale on Tuesday, February 12, visit the Arts Box Office website (http://bit.ly/TECS2-26-13Tix) or call at 434-924-3376. Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Caio Pagano Piano Recital * Friday, March 1, 2013, 8:00pm Old Cabell Hall Free 434-924-3052 Caio Pagano, an internationally renowned concert pianist, teacher, and scholar, will be performing a piano recital at Old Cabell Hall. A distinguished professor of piano at Arizona State University, he has been the recipient of many awards in Europe and his home of Brazil, having given over 900 public performances. The Washington Post wrote that "Pagano is such a fine performer that any opportunity to hear him should be seized." So don't miss this opportunity! This event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/PaganoPiano). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Caio Pagano Piano Masterclass * Saturday, March 2, 2013, 1:00pm 107 Old Cabell Hall Free 434-924-3052 Following his piano recital, Caio Pagano, an internationally renowned concert performer, will be holding a masterclass with pre-selected UVA piano students. A distinguished professor of piano at Arizona State University, he has been the recipient of many awards in Europe and his home of Brazil, having given over 900 public performances. The Washington Post wrote that "Pagano is such a fine performer that any opportunity to hear him should be seized." This event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/PaganoMC). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Distinguished Major Recital: Christine Coogle, Voice * Saturday, March 2, 2013, 8:00pm Old Cabell Hall Free 434-924-3052 Christine Coogle, soprano, will present a recital as the culmination of four years' work at the University of Virginia with her teacher, Pamela Beasley. The program will include pieces by Bach, Schubert, Bellini, and Debussy, as well as opera and English art song repertoire. This recital is part of the McIntire Department of Music's Distinguished Majors Program and is supported by the Charles S. Roberts Scholarship Fund. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/CoogleDMR). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Common Ground: Dialogue between Jewish and Islamic Worlds Through Art * Sunday, March 3 - Monday, March 4, 2013 Old Cabell Hall, O'Hill Forum, & Newcomb Hall Gallery Free The University of Virginia's McIntire Department of Music, the Jewish Studies Program, MESALC (the Department of Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages and Cultures), and the McIntire Department of Art all come together for "Common Ground: Dialogue between Jewish and Islamic Worlds Through Art." This residency brings artists and scholars from all over the world to the University to give academic presentations as well as artistic performances. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/UVACommonGround), or visit the Jewish Studies Program website (http://www.virginia.edu/jewishstudies) for a full schedule of events. Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Distinguished Major Recital: Billy Binion, Voice * Sunday, March 3, 2013, 3:30pm Old Cabell Hall Free 434-924-3052 Bill Binion, tenor, will present a voice recital on March 3rd at 3:30pm in Old Cabell Hall auditorium. The recital will be presented as a part of the McIntire Department of Music's Distinguished Majors Program. The program will include pieces by Schumann, Rossini, Tchaikovsky, and Bizet, among others. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/BinionDMR). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Common Ground Concert: Shashmaqam Central Asian Ensemble * Sunday, March 3, 2013, 8:00pm Old Cabell Hall Free 434-924-3052 The McIntire Department of Music the Jewish Studies Program, MESALC (the Department of Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages and Cultures), and the McIntire Department of Art present an evening of Central Asian classical and folk music and dance by the renowned New York-based Ensemble Shashmaqam with guests. Under the auspices of the symposium, Common Ground: Dialogue between the Jewish and Islamic Worlds through Art, is supported by the Page-Barbour Interdisciplinary Scholarly Initiative. For more information, visit our webpage (http://bit.ly/Shashmaqam). Click here to add this event to your Google Calendar.

Faculty and Student News

World's Largest Collection of Yiddish and Klezmer Music Joel Rubin, associate Professor of Music, interviewed with Jewish News Online about his role in the revival of Klezmer music in the United States. Charlottesville is seen as a stronghold of this art, one that was brought over by immigrants and was almost lost to the country until recently. Rubin said that "there's a whole generation of us now who are that link." Rubin is one of the instructors now that is securing klezmer's place in the future of world music. Journalist Nina-Maria Potts met with and recorded the UVA Klezmer Ensemble rehearsing, which, along with other clips on the topic, is available on their website. For more information, visit Jewish News Online and watch the video here (http://bit.ly/KlezmerCollection).

Interview with Kelly Sulick, Music Director of the 2nd Annual UVA Chamber Music Festival John Delehanty, host of the classical program Dawn's Early Light, interviewed Kelly Sulick, McIntire Department of Music faculty member and music director of the UVA Chamber Music Festival. The festival begins on Friday, February 1 and and concludes on Sunday, February 10. Ms. Sulick, a flautist, will also perform as a member of the woodwind chamber group, The Albemarle Ensemble, on Friday, February 8. Portions of the interview ran last week on Wednesday morning's Gamut and Thursday's Classical Cafe, between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. The festival programs contain extraordinary depth ranging from the baroque of Bach and Leclair to modern Alleged Dances of John Adams. The interview promises interesting insights into how the programs were conceived and how a performing musician approaches an upcoming concert. For more information, visit WTJU's website (http://wtju.net).

Greg Howard and John D'earth Perform with Azul at C'Ville Coffee Saturday, February 9, 2013, 8:00pm C'Ville Coffee $6 Admission Chapman Stickist Greg Howard and Trumpeter John D'earth of the McIntire Department of Music will be performing with Brian Caputo on drums as a new trio, Azul. Saturday, February 9, at 8:00pm, Azul will be on stage at C'Ville Coffee. "Expansive music in the best listening environment in town!" For more information, visit http://www.cvillecoffee.com/ or the Facebook event.

Other Information

Volunteer with the Music Resource Center Are you interested in teaching music and making an impact on teenagers in Charlottesville? Then be a volunteer at the Music Resource Center! Give lessons to middle and high school students for half an hour every week. Be a role model for them and inspire them to further their interests in music. Volunteers with a background in voice, piano, guitar, bass, and other instruments are needed. The Music Resource Center is a non-profit organization in downtown Charlottesville that provides a safe and engaging learning environment for teenagers after school. For more information, visit the MRC website (http://musicresourcecenter.org/) or Madison House online (http://madisonhouse.org/play/index.php). Send questions to Marcus Ong at zo2dd@virginia.edu.

Chamber Music Festival in UVA Today Rob Seal of UVA Today published an article about the upcoming UVA Chamber Music Festival. The article covers each concert of the 2013 Festival, giving readers details about the pieces being performed including notes from the composers. You can learn about the performers, the works, and the reasoning behind the festival. For more information, read the full article (http://bit.ly/UVaTodayCMF).

WTJU Folk Marathon Opportunities Monday, February 4 - Sunday, February 10, 2013 WTJU's annual Folk Marathon will present a week of terrific folk and roots specials from February 4-10. The theme this year is "Staying in Tune." Each weekday morning, from 9am until Noon, a different stringed instrument will be the focus: guitar, fiddle, mandolin, banjo, and dobro. Some local favorites will be discussing their playing styles, airing some of their recordings, and demonstrating their fine playing live on-air. See the full schedule and read more at WTJU's website (http://bit.ly/wtju-folk). And as a key fundraiser, your donations are warmly encouraged at http://wtju.net/donate. WTJU is also looking for lots of volunteers to answer phones during the Folk Marathon to take donation pledges. While you take calls, you get to hang out at the studio, enjoy good company, and listen to terrific folk and roots music. You might even get to see bands performing live! For more information on how to sign up and help, visit WTJU's website (http://bit.ly/wtju-phone-signup).

Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra Mini-Subscriptions The Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra is offering a mini-subscription package for the remainder of its 2012-2013 Let's Dance! season. Packages start at just $54, and one free children's subscription will be offered with every first-time adult package purchased. The orchestra has three more weekends of concerts scheduled, including one with the University Singers and members of The Oratorio Society of Virginia. For details on the remaining concert programs, visit the CUSO website (www.cvillesymphony.org). For more information on ordering subscriptions, please call the orchestra office at 434-924-3139.

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