21. Birmingham-Southern College ’s Bentley Pollick And Hultgren To Perform Stri BirminghamSouthern College First Lady karen bentley Pollick and BSC Adjunct Professor bentley Pollick pursues a unique career as a violinist, violist, http://www.bsc.edu/communications/news/active/20050328_pollick-perf.htm

Welcome About BSC Campus Map Support BSC ... BSC Catalog Search BSC Academics Administration Admission Alumni ... Subscribe to From The Hilltop Your News Source for the Hilltop FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 28, 2005 The Thursday night concert is a Music for Peace concert which is part of a worldwide weekend of musical awareness for redirecting time, energy, and money away from war and towards education, healthcare, the environment, and human rights. Both concerts will have a peace theme and will include Duo for Violin and Cello by Erwin Schulhoff, a talented composer who perished in a Nazi concentration camp during World War II, and Praise to the Eternity of Jesus Quartet for the End ofTime which was composed and premiered in a German prisoner-of-war camp. Also on the program are several compositions inspired by the tango and ragtime including Tango Orientale by the Scandinavian composer Ole Saxe and Dance Card by the American Scott Eggert. The concerts will close with a medley of well-known American fiddle tunes and spirituals. Bentley Pollick pursues a unique career as a violinist, violist, conductor and pianist. She has concertized as soloist through the capitals of Europe, Asia, the United States, Canada, and Russia. She has several recordings including

22. CMA Conference 2003: Complete Speaker List karen bentley, karen bentley is the violinist in Paul Dresher s ElectroAcoustic Band and Electric Diamond. She has collaborated with composers at the http://www.chamber-music.org/conference/2003Conf/speaker_all.asp

Benefits and Services 2006 Membership Directory Directory of Festivals, Schools and Workshops ... "Wired for Sound" P7 MenuMagic dwt Control Layer -Do Not Alter Support CMA 2003 Conference Speakers Next Last Liam Abramson Liam Abramson followed his studies in the performance course at the Royal College of Music with a business degree from the University of Buckingham before embarking upon a full-time performing and lecturing career. For three years he taught cello at the Royal College of Music (Junior Department), and since 1997 has been the Course Leader of "Business for the Performing Artist" at the Royal Academy of Music, London and at Trinity College of Music, London. For the past five years, Abramson has been the head of Performance and Advanced Studies at the Oxford Cello School and is currently the Course Leader of the Intermediate and Musical Encounters courses at Pro Corda. In addition, he is the artistic director of the Trafalgar Square Festival. Abramson is editor of The Business, a Trinity College of Music publication that deals exclusively with business issues relating to the music industry, and he is currently preparing a book on the subject of business for classical musicians. Setsuko Akizawa Setsuko Akizawa is an active freelance oboist, performing with various orchestras and chamber groups both in Japan and the United States. As soloist, she has performed with the New York Symphonic Ensemble, both here and in Japan. In the metropolitan area, Akizawa has worked with such groups as the New York Philharmonic, American Ballet Theater, Westchester Symphony, Jupiter Symphony, and several Broadway shows. She holds a B.M. degree from Toho Gakuen School of Music in Japan, and an M.M. degree from the Manhattan School of Music.

23. Review Of Kairotic Offerings Jerry Gerber, MIDI programming; Tim Day, flute; karen bentley, violin. With the exception of flutist Tim Day and violinist karen bentley in concerti for http://www.jerrygerber.com/reviewkairotic.htm

From 20th Century Music, June 1998 Review of Kairotic Offerings by Phillip George J erry Gerber. "Kairotic Offerings" [Symphony No. 1." "Flute Concerto" (1989). "Violin Concerto" (1996)]. Jerry Gerber, MIDI programming; Tim Day, flute; Karen Bentley, violin. http://www.slip.net/~jgerber/ Far from "Chaotic Offerings", Jerry Gerber’s "Kairotic Offerings" are well-organized essays in the wonders of digital technology allied to a traditional sense of the structure and function in large-scale harmonic contexts. Minimalist patterning, all-American syncopation, mysterious vocal samples, schooled counterpoint, clear motivic relations, a few clever backbeats, and rhapsodic, romantic downright cinematographic string lines conspire to present the portrait of a varied composer. With the exception of flutist Tim Day and violinist Karen Bentley in concerti for their respective instruments, all the orchestral sounds are MIDI-realized. Both the live performers play superbly, and Gerber writes virtuosic passages that allow them to display their talents to the fullest. Phillip George home news recordings compositions ... links

24. Links Music Notation Engraving Net New Music New Music Box violinist karen bentley s Website Worldwide Internet Music Resources http://www.jerrygerber.com/links.htm

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25. Seattle Chamber Players karen bentley Pollick (violin/viola). http//www.kbentley.com. karen bentley Pollick pursues a unique career as a violinist, violist, conductor and pianist. http://www.seattlechamberplayers.org/archives/0304/icebreaker2/icebreaker2_guest

Home Page About Us Concert Schedule How to buy tickets ... Ticket Order Information Guest artists, composers and musicologists Seattle Pro Musica, Karen P. Thomas (conductor) Ivan Sokolov (piano) Marian Lee (piano) Michael Partington (guitar) ... Other musicians, composers, and musicologists Seattle Pro Musica, Karen P Thomas (conductor) www.seattlepromusica.org Seattle Pro Musica, winner of the Margaret Hillis Achievement Award for Choral Excellence and the ASCAP/Chorus America Award for Adventurous Programming of Contemporary Music, is a critically acclaimed choral ensemble, performing under the direction of conductor and artistic director Karen P. Thomas. Seattle Pro Musica is widely considered to be one of the finest ensembles in the Pacific Northwest – The Seattle Times hails it as “one of the Northwest's consistently excellent choral organizations.” Artistic Director and Conductor Karen P. Thomas has an international reputation as both a conductor and composer. Her repertoire includes a wide variety of choral and orchestral music, from Medieval music performed on period instruments to world premieres of new works. Guest conducting engagements have taken her to various locations near and far, including the prestigious Bergen International Music Festival in Norway. Back to top Ivan Sokolov (piano) www.obst-music.com/artists/sokolov.htm

26. Seattle Chamber Players And we will be joined by the unique violinist/violist karen bentley Pollick, international guitar soloist Michael Partington, and one of Seattle’s leading http://www.seattlechamberplayers.org/archives/0304/icebreaker2/icebreaker2_descr

Home Page About Us Concert Schedule How to buy tickets ... Ticket Order Information Description of Festival To increase the artistic exchange between the North European and American new music communities, the Seattle Chamber Players presents a collaborative festival with noted musicians from countries that surround the Baltic Sea. As part of our concert season in a festival format (three concerts in three days), the ensemble will be giving programs of music by living composers from Baltic countries: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia and Sweden. Artistic Advisor to the Seattle Chamber Players and curator of Icebreaker II is musicologist and music producer Dr. Elena Dubinets, who has co-organized several highly-acclaimed contemporary music festivals and conferences in different countries, including the Seattle Chamber Players Icebreaker: New Voices from Russia festival of contemporary Russian music in 2002. The project has two key components. First, the Seattle Chamber Players will perform music of contemporary composers from all nine countries of the Baltic Sea region; and second, the festival will involve an educational component: a musicological symposium on Baltic music of today. Each of the Baltic Sea countries will send its representatives to the festival. Leading musicologists from these countries will give one-hour presentations about the contemporary music scenes of their countries, and the composers will present their own music in additional one-hour seminars.

27. Winter 2002 Concert Series bentley Chamber Music Studio 430 pm Free. Featuring violinist Frieda Fan and pianist Dan Also, violinist karen Gerbrecht performs Ysase s Sonata. http://www.banffcentre.ca/cfa/events/2002/series/winter_music.htm

Events at The Banff Centre Winter 2002 Concert Series Events 2002 Events 2001 Events 2000 January 10 - March 15 : All concerts subject to change. Please call The Banff Centre Box Office for more information and to confirm events before heading out. Events January 10 Casual Afternoon Recital Bentley Chamber Music Studio 4:30 pm - free An afternoon with two sexy saxophones ... and very contemporary music. Resident musicians Nicole Strum (Canada) and Michael Ibrahim (Canada) will perform solo and duo saxophone works. January 11 Friday Evening Concert Rolston Recital Hall 7:30 pm - Adult $15 Student/Senior $10 We begin our evening concerts with an introduction of new and contemporary music. Three of our composers will present their own music, and describe their projects of interest while at The Banff Centre. Come and meet Michael Wolters (Germany/UK), Jesper Nordin (Sweden) and Richard Carrick (USA). As well this evening meet American flutist Sarah Eckman who will present a work by Steve Reich for flute and tape playback. January 15 Casual Afternoon Recital Bentley Chamber Music Studio 4:30 pm - Free Featuring Canadian bassist Chris Jennings presenting his own compositions.

28. Notepad Vol. 5 #3 We re pleased to welcome violinist karen bentley, who just returned from a sixweek nationwide tour as concertmaster of the Bolshoi Ballet. http://www.redwoodsymphony.org/notepad/note5-03.html

George Yefchak, Editor Phone: 408-970-0419 (Home) / 650-857-4793 (Work) E-mail: yefchak@hpl.hp.com Floyd Carter, Orchestra Manager Phone 650-968-4246 E-mail: AeroPlyCo@aol.com Chamber Music Needed Concert CDs / Tapes Welcome Karen! ... Advertisements October 27, 1999 The Schedule See here Chamber Music Needed Eric Kujawsky, Music Director Our chamber concert/festival on January 29 is still in dire need of music, especially of the more experimental/avant-garde/atonal/serial variety, but also other stuff as well. If you play in an outside quartet or whatever, that group can perform; we won't insist that every single performer be a RWS member. RSVP soon! Concert CDs / Tapes Welcome Karen We're pleased to welcome violinist Karen Bentley, who just returned from a six-week nationwide tour as concertmaster of the Bolshoi Ballet. Karen is our soloist for Prokofiev's second violin concerto. Program Deadlines November 3 Program notes, donation list, advertisements, bios, photographs, etc. to George (oboe) November 8 To press Baby Pictures Photos of Peter Stahl and Janet Sloan's new baby, Allegra, are available on the web at

29. A Legacy Of Music And Musicians Bill s priority is to favor human relationships and foster longterm relationships through music making, said violinist karen bentley, a PACO alumna and http://www.paloaltoonline.com/weekly/morgue/cover/1999_May_14.ARTS14.html

Publication Date: Friday May 14, 1999 A legacy of music and musicians For 40 years, PACO founder William Whitson has shared his love for chamber music with local youth and local audiences by Keith Kreitman Taking a rare break from a very busy musical schedule, William Whitson relaxes in the living room of the Palo Alto house he shares with Margaret, his wife of 23 years, and permits his mind to drift back to earlier days. He recalls how, after forming the Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra as an all-ages outfit in 1959, he decided in 1966 to convert the group to one exclusively for high school musicians. He wanted to give them the opportunity to experience more of the classical repertoire than they might in school music programs. "There is much more than just the big orchestral stuff," he said. "There is also chamber music, from Haydn to Bartok and beyond, that did not require large orchestral groups. Just stop to think: The earliest composers wrote much more chamber music than larger musical forms. For example, Beethoven wrote nine symphonies but completed almost twice as many string quartets. "Young people were not getting close to all that was available musically. It's a process of education. It's not only learning string technique and solo playing."

30. Dove's Eye View: Culture karen bentley Fabulous violinist, visionary, my first cousin!!! karen bentley Pollick violin, viola Moses Sedler cello http://bedouina.typepad.com/doves_eye/culture/

Dove's Eye View An Arab American woman sees signs of hope About Books of Interest - Food and Other Laila Lalami: Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits Anwar F. Accawi: The Boy from the Tower of the Moon Maria Golia: Cairo : City of Sand Ismail Merchant: Ismail Merchant's Passionate Meals: The New Indian Cuisine for Fearless Cooks and Adventurous Eaters ... Anissa Helou: Mediterranean Street Food Personal Links About This Blog Abu-Saba pictures - Al Mashriq Dove's Eye View Main Page Howard Zinn on Signs of Hope ... What the Dove saw My Food Files Dove's Collected Recipes Chicken in a Pot Roz Bi Shaghria Green Beans Lebanese Style ... Baba Ghanoush Souffl© Blog Buddies The Head Heeb Pen-Elayne on the Web Love and Cooking Peter's Mostly Food Blog ... MoorishGirl July 15, 2005 Queen Kahina Comic A Moroccan institute will be issuing a comic book about the legendary Jewish heroine Queen Kahina or Queen Dihya Tagllidt N Ayt Ufella, the Queen of heights, is well decided to protect her people against evil. Inspired from a historical Berber character, Queen Dihya, who had frightened 7th century Arab invaders into calling her "Kahina" (the witch), the young queen calls her friend the jinn for help as a terrible storm threatens her peaceful kingdom. What the green-eyed, red-haired heroine does not know is that the struggle she will be leading from her mountain will also help young Tifinagh (Amazigh script) learners the third alphabet in their school life.

31. Paul Dresher Ensemble karen bentley Pollick (Violin) pursues a unique career as a violinist, violist, conductor, and pianist. She attended Indiana University where her principal http://www.carnegiehall.org/textSite/box_office/events/evt_4476.html

Welcome to Carnegie Hall For more information, please call CarnegieCharge at 212-247-7800. Box Office Overviews Calendar of Events Subscriptions ... Return to Event List CARNEGIE HALL PRESENTS Paul Dresher Ensemble Zankel Hall Friday, November 12th, 2004 at 7:30 PM Enjoy a $5 discount per ticket when you purchase this event with a Z Pass, which is available online by clicking on the "Z Pass" menu item at the left. Bay Area composer Paul Dresher brings his virtuosic electro-acoustic ensemble to New York for a program of his own postminimal music, which integrates genres as diverse as classical, rock and roll, jazz, and world music, presented with attention to the visual and theatrical dimensions of performance. This concert is part of IN YOUR EAR, a weekend festival curated by John Adams. Paul Dresher Ensemble ·· Paul Dresher, Electric Guitar, Quadrachord ·· Jay Cloidt, Sound Engineer ·· Joel Davel, Electronic Percussion, Marimba Lumina ·· Paul Hanson, Bassoon ·· Gregory T. Kuhn, Sound Engineer ·· Marja Mutru, Keyboards

32. WBHM.Org (March 31, 2005) Cellist Craig Hultgren and violinist karen bentley Pollick will play a program that includes a lot of contemporary music – something that Pollick says she’s http://www.wbhm.org/Tapestry/Mar31-05.html

Home About News Classical Music ... News Feeds Tapestry September 8, 2005 September 1, 2005 August 25, 2005 August 18, 2005 ... Archives Music OverFloe Stuart McNair Larry Allen Brown 13 Ghosts ... Archives Books Bet Your Bottom Dollar Fierce Isle of Canes Francesca Rosko ... Lissa LeGrand Community Center Community Calendar Air Quality Primer WBHM Interviews Mental Health Housing Activist Doctors and AIDS Michael Christie Covering Suicide ... Listen to the entire show from this week. From March 31, 2005... It's that time again – Spring Overture 2005...when we ask you for your support for the programs you listen to on WBHM. Call 1-800-444-9256...we interrupt this fundraising message, to bring you Tapestry. I’m Greg Bass and tonight - we talk about the art of fundraising with one of public radio’s best – Ira Glass. Also – Birmingham Southern's first lady drops by to talk about her career as a concert violinist. And, the music of Taylor Hollingsworth. All that and more, after this arts news from Tanya Ott. Arts news Okay – there's no avoiding it. We're now well into our first full-day of the spring fundraiser and let's face it – there are only so many ways we can ask for money. Creativity gets chucked out the window during a fund drive – or does it? Certainly not for Ira Glass, host of This American Life heard Sunday nights at six. In fact, Ira somewhat famously pushes the creative envelope in his fundraising spots and he tells us he wouldn't have it any other way.

33. Rhyme & Reason, The Tin Soldier: Film Music By Benedikt Brydern I and Sonata Montuno , will be premiered by acclaimed violinist karen bentley Pollick. The performance will take place on February 20, 2004 @ 8PM at The http://www.consordino.com/news.htm

News updated Sept 1, 2005 I just finished the score to Brian Avenet-Bradley's third supernatural horror film DARK REMAINS . Visit their website for trailer and info. John O'Hurley , actor, musician and spokesman, is most known for his portrayal of the eccentric catalog king, J. Peterman, on the hit show "Seinfeld." He asked me to orchestrate and arrange his original compositions. This CD, in collaboration with electric cellist Marston has been released just recently. My orchestral composition Ikarus will be recorded by the Kiev Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of award-winning conductor-composer Robert Ian Winstin . The recording sessions will take place in Kiev, Ukraine during the 2nd week of July, 2005. ERMMedia series Masterworks of the New Era Volume 8 has a projected release date of November, 2005. Members of the will premiere my octet "Shaken, Not Stirred - Happy Hour For 8" on June 24, 2005 in Heilbronn, Germany

34. Original Music By Benedikt Brydern - Duos Violin Viola). Level difficult to advanced. US $ 9.95 US $ 14.95. Premiered by violinist karen bentley Pollick and pianist Dmitriy Cogan on Feb 20th, http://www.consordino.com/music/duo.htm

music by Benedikt Brydern Orchestral Works Chamber Ensembles Duo Solo Home Choral All scores are spiralbound and printed Duos Piano Strings Winds Piano Audio Score Preview L.A. Stories ( Piano 4 hands) Level: medium difficult to difficult US $ 14.95 Premiere: The Kwan-Arnsberg Duo in Munich ( 2001) Additional performances: Viksne Piano Duo, Riga, Latvia 2002 I. Morning Showers II. Out For Lunch III. Lazy Afternoon IV. Walk Into Town Strings From My Notebook Vol.2 available on CD ! Click here Level: difficult to advanced US $ 9.95 Premiered by the Luminarias Duo in 2001 Additional performances: Duo Renard I. Morning Rush II. Impromptu III. Little Night Prayer IV. Fast Ride For 2 From My Notebook Vol.3 ( 2 violins) Level: advanced coming soon ( 2 Violins) Level: intermediate coming soon 15 Argentinian Tangos Level: intermediate coming soon Winds Sonata Montuno also available forViolin and Piano) Level: difficult to advanced US $ 14.95

35. Welcome To The Best Of New Orleans! Feature 01 13 04 bentley says. Shorter time frames sometimes can be accommodated if the couple is violinist karen Rose, who operates A Touch of Rose Music (8879224; http://www.bestofneworleans.com/dispatch/2004-01-13/feat.html

Compare Hotel Rates for New Orleans and Save! Date of Arrival Nights Rooms Adults Other Cities FEATURE Respond to this Story The Master Plan How to survive planning a wedding By Kandace Power Graves Trying to plan a wedding by oneself has been known to break the spirits of even the heartiest of love warriors, and the anxiety and tension can spark family rifts that take ages to repair. Many of today's bridal couples find it advantageous to seek professional help for some or all of the planning, allowing them to totally enjoy their special day. Complete wedding and events planners are happy to arrange the ceremony, guest accommodations, special parties and the wedding reception on request, relieving the bridal couple and both families of potential headaches. Their experience means they remember all the millions of details that people who do it only once (i.e. the bride and groom) might not even be aware are necessary. "A lot of brides really don't know what a professional wedding consultant can do to help them," says Anthony Lala Jr. (908-4804; www.anthonylalaconsultant.com

36. Bruce Hanifan Productions: Arial View CD Ariel View, from producer/pianist Bruce Hanifan and violinist karen bentley is a new, superbly recorded selection of tone poems for violin and piano from http://www.brucehanifan.com/av_cover.htm

For more info or to ask for a Sample Reel: bruce@brucehanifan.com Ariel View tone poems for violin and piano MP3.com Responses ©1998 Bruce Hanifan/Karen Bentley Available on CD Cassette Ariel View, from producer/pianist Bruce Hanifan and violinist Karen Bentley is a new, superbly recorded selection of tone poems for violin and piano from producer/pianist Bruce Hanifan and violinist Karen Bentley.This CD creates the perfect enviroment for a moment of romance or quiet meditation. This project evolved out of spontaneous improvisations. We were both so inspired by the experiences that we were having as we played that we decided we had to share it with others. So we went into the studio for 2 weeks and came out with Ariel View. We hope you like it.

37. Bruce Hanifan: Biography (page 2) ARIEL VIEW is a collaboration with violinist karen bentley and explores the improvisational possibilities with piano and violin. http://www.brucehanifan.com/bio.htm

Composer, music producer, and sound designer, Bruce Hanifan has been active in the Los Angeles music entertainment community since the early 70's. His creative talents encompass a wide variety of musical styles ranging from classical film scores, rock, and avant guard to contemporary world music. His music has a fresh, modern sound and he often combines interesting ethnic or high-tech elements with traditional orchestral styles. Hanifan has created music and sound design for: (see list of credits) Some of Hanifan's latest projects were composing the complete score for 4 TV movies. " Three Secrets " and " A Crime of Passion " (starring Powers Booth and Tracey Gold ) were for CBS and his latest, " Rivals " and " Secret Cutting " (starring Rhea Pearlman and Sean Young ), was for USA Network . Hanifan provided music and scoring services for the 5 hour mini-series ECO CHALLENGE , a Mark Burnett Production (of Survivor fame) which will air on USA NETWORK in May, 2003. Hanifan stays busy working in a multitude of different formats including: feature films, television, Cable TV, CD's, documentaries, commercials, corporate productions and commercials and promos. Bruce Hanifan found new inspiration in the creation of two recently produced CD's.

38. Music-David Brownstein I am a violinist in the Vancouver Philharmonic Orchestra, and although no longer a Concerto No 2 (karen Noelbentley, clarinet), Sibelius Symphony No 1. http://www.brownstein.ca/inside/music/music.html

Music I am a violinist in the Vancouver Philharmonic Orchestra, and although no longer a board member, I am still quite active in mounting our concerts. If you would like to volunteer with front of house duties for VPO concerts, just send me an email. Go to the orchestra web page by clicking on the logo below, or stay on this page to see a listing of repertoire from our previous seasons: Link to a photo of Quartetto Enviro. Vancouver Philharmonic Orchestra 2004-2005 Season Saturday October 23, 2004. Shaughnessy Heights United Church, Vancouver. JC Bach Symphony in D major Opus 18 No 4. Reinecke Concerto for Flute and Orchestra in D major Opus 283 (Lorna McGee, flute). Britten, A Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra. Brahms, Academic Festival Overture Opus 80. Saturday December 11, 2004, Sunday December 12, Tuesday December 14, Wednesday December 15, Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, UBC. Offenbach, Orpheus in the Underworld. Fully staged with the UBC Opera Ensemble. Saturday February 19, 2005, Shaughnessy Heights United Church, Vancouver. Franck, Symphonic Variations for Piano and Orchestra. Mendelssohn, Serenade and Allegro Giocoso for Piano and Orchestra Opus 43 (Sara Buechner, piano). Schumann, Symphony No 3 Opus 97 E flat major. Saturday April 9, 2005, Shaughnessy Heights United Church, Vancouver. Faure Masques et Bergamasques, Opus 112. Rodrigo, Concerto de Aranjuez for Guitar and Orchestra (Daniel Bolshoy, guitar). Stravinsky, Divertimento from the Fairy's Kiss. De Falla, The Three-Cornered hat Suite No 2.

39. Interview With Don Slepian With band mates like electronic wind synthesist Stuart Diamond and the elegant and talented violinist karen bentley, a group like Electronic Diamond is http://www.artmusiccoffeehouse.com/interview1.htm

What is ArtMusic Coffeehouse? An Interview with Don Slepian By John Foxworthy When you think of the most marketable styles of today’s music what comes to mind? Rock, Pop and Rap rule the airwaves. But what overlooked genres are their unobvious sources? The electrified sounds of mainstream genres actually originate from acoustic music. Elvis became the King of Rock and Roll through Country and Western and Southern Blues. Toby Keith and Faith Hill brought the talents of Hank Williams Jr. and Waylon Jennings to the Pop scene. Queen took the tuxedos off of Classical and Opera and moved them into the domain of today’s Tech Metal. Yngwie Malmsteen and Randy Rhoads brought the techniques of classical violin and guitar to Heavy Metal and RUN DMC sampled classic and modern Rock tracks to create a trend that introduced new audiences to Rap. Like summer lightning coming out of a clear sky, these acoustic precedents seeded the clouds of contemporary creativity and now flash down to earth as today’s Rock, Pop, and Rap. One man with a rare and unusual talent of his own dedicates his time to spotlighting the little known stars of the acoustic set.

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