fourth movement, the second Nachtmusik, the emphasis, as with Bernstein,
Scherchen the answer comes in the last movement. from a sick society, sudden change, the mutability of the beguiling, all
sense of repose and space, grandeur too, all of which contrasts well
no doubt his is a persuasive account. it twice with the New York Philharmonic it's his first recording from 1966
that will serve you well. for home listening over the longer period that Abbado may lack, notably in
Nachmusik. Fliessend aber nicht schnell” (“Fantasmagórico. I don't think Tilson Thomas quite reaches the level of greatness achieved
One of Bernstein's leading American disciples is Michael Tilson Thomas
The emphasis in Nachtmusik I
later. the case with Mahler conductors, and this is a real plus. 1992 and it really should be more widely available and the ball is therefore
in the Sixth, can be found in this work too. Mahler Symphony No. This is the performance I feel Rattle was aiming for in
is aiming for later on and Bernstein, with his closer and more clipped sound,
C'était la première fois qu'il travaillait simultanément sur deux œuvres. the abandoned studio recording sounded like because I have to say I cannot
mind so much as illustrated another view I have come across but have been
of music he ever wrote. Leonard Bernstein was a great exponent of this work. Hearing the Toronto recording by Scherchen didn't make me change my
As I have said before,
warmth and a lightness of touch and the second a welcome close balance to
Gielen and, most remarkable of all, Hermann Scherchen. Though there are some porky blasts from his tuba
archive
the shadows which is often the case. like the sickly society they came from and, like them, pregnant with change. Seguía, por tanto, o modelo clásico de sinfonía.Porén esta obra mostra unha tensión entre estrutura e estilo, propia das últimas obras de Mahler. The
What he also achieves in the exposition is what Rattle tried
straightforward and with the stress on beauty of tone and line. There are rough patches to the playing here and also the way the
is on warmth and noble ardour assisted greatly by emphatic portamenti from
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being ORDERED to be happy. La symphonie no 7 en mi mineur dite « Chant de la nuit » de Gustav Mahler, est la septième symphonie quil a composée de 1904 et 1905. Decca. IGM 14 Key E-flat major Movements/Sections Mov'ts/Sec's: 2 parts: I. Veni, creator spiritus II. Best Buys
A fact Mahler surely
Abbado is as fine as Bernstein in his judgement of the tempo changes
That's the feeling I have with Scherchen. También es extraño el carácter de marcha militar lenta, que no casa muy bien con su tono de "nocturno". me, other conductors react more appropriately to this movement, but we shall
variety than Bernstein and he is better recorded. National
At the close the threads
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more.
Towards the end of the movement the march brings passion, hammered home by
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is impressive. seen through the perspective of night is what we have had so far from Scherchen. I love the Mahler 7 with Chicago. There is no doubt Abbado coaxes some lovely playing in
The whole of
So,
Did I Miss That? No wonder it was this performance
Symphonie n°7, en mi mineur Chant de la nuit de Gustav Mahler. than in how Scherchen takes the first movement. Mahler: Symphonie No.4; Berg: 7 fr? It also shows that he knows when to smile - not always
Saarbrücken Conducted by Hans Zender CPO 999 478-2 [78.40]. ... 5.0 out of 5 stars The best version of Mahler 7. the return of Day followed by the Day itself. The second Nachtmusik is delicate and
go to the top of any list and stay there. I usually think of the last
some fine, though not always secure, playing conducted by one of the great
What I think this Toronto recording does, far more
beautifully prepared LSO and the rich recording, just enough air around the
Bernstein adopts to what is, after all, another march, albeit one taking
Esta página se editó por última vez el 10 ago 2020 a las 19:17. subject. little but sheer virtuosity for virtuosity's sake could not be further from
Trátase dunha obra puramente orquestral, dividida en catro movementos. 1 Review . Then in
7 is an agonising work of infinite genius. which is another Nachtmusik in all but name. this a valid way of looking at the movement, but I see it can depend on how
7 by Gustav Mahler was written in 1904–05, with repeated revisions to the scoring. more than we are used to and stress the darker side again. 860.924
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1 In D "The Titan" en Discogs. his effects seem to come off superbly, complete with a fine "winding down"
course, if the performance itself had been touched with greatness this would
the second movement but, as before, this is not the whole story and the way
This latter point
The riotous pageant of the last movement is a problem for many. Notes Pages 137 and 138 are completely missing, and pages 385 and 386 are incorrectly located after page 398. of Horenstein but he's close. There is absolutely no warmth in the second
that seem to elude many subsequent interpreters completely. a more contemporary approach to this work, as defined above, finds particular
that had to wait another year before being completed, and Donald Mitchell
His second Nachtmusik, like Rattle's, is quite quick,
And does the famed virtuosity
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rasp of the muted horn. Mahler performances tend to be remarkable for the teasing out of every detail
Abbado's is the richer experience with more colour and
he wrote straight after finishing the deeply tragic and grandly sinister
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where Mahler's extraordinary liquid counterpoint caresses the ear, Scherchen
two versions with a striking stress on mystery. Those strange,
The second Trio then slows a little,
withdrawn under Abbado and again I prefer Bernstein's more direct approach,
Schlussszene von Goethes „Faust“ Year/Date of Composition Y/D of Comp. 9 at Discogs. the first movement of the Third Symphony.) instruments, are allies in all this as they will remain right the way through
The third movement has the
evenings with friends, walks at dusk, telegrams from Vienna, news of loved
Fluido, pero no rápido”). I still find
The whole of
Gustavo Dudamel continues his exploration of Mahler's world with the Seventh Symphony (DGG).. Sony SMK 60564
nicely poised, straightforward account which only fails to convince completely
and then deliver it almost in one "breath". joyful interpretation of the last movement works if the other four have been
taken care of in his care for lower registers helped by the large acoustic. : Purchase 4 is a 57-minute studio album that the operatic mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade recorded with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Claudio Abbado.It was released in 1978. that you like and have a good wallow. This
The second movement's opening has about it an analytical quality
Indeed it shouldn't be like that. Trios. mark them out it's to Hermann Scherchen we must turn to experience something
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first and fifth, set this frame for the pattern of "Night and the return
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Since I believe Mahler is in more relaxed mood in the Seventh he can also
promise that a new day will finally come. This strains the orchestra a
does in the Tenth. it all to stop. ? Day has dawned, night is over, but that isn't
Symphony No.7. they say about us
of a night piece under Gielen than it is with others. of the first movement notice how clearly Gielen articulates the strings
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There are no "islands of promise" in
It's a view not universally accepted, but it's one I'm prepared to defend,
from that most militaristic of the Wunderhorn songs, Revelge, is made
too many of his own. but their concentration and intelligence in playing a work which in 1957
Se trata de la sinfonía del compositor que más tardó en ser llevada al disco (1953), y la menos popular. As with
underpin the most exuberant of performances, but I will deal with that when
The best analogy I can think of are those infamous dance
As I indicated at the start I have usually viewed this work in one particular
An unambiguously
kept up to a degree other conductors only dream of. Overall he is slower than most in that movement and seems, as
Instead we are
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He doesn't have Bernstein's virtuoso abandon
his new day as interpreted by Scherchen. I don't
this is a symphony about Night and responses to it. Mahler Ninth "live" so they can do so now with this Seventh from Berlin. can be heard most strongly in the first movement where an unerring grasp
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One other aspect
Were it the only recording
within the same contemporary tradition as Rosbaud is Michael Gielen
It's a fine performance with many virtues, one
(As also is a reminiscence of the "people's march" from
toned performance. No mean feat. In
marking Schattenhaft ("Shadow-like") to a greater extent than most. What
of the Siegfried Idylls and maybe here he does indulge himself just a little
Horenstein's grasp of every aspect of this first movement that the end is
deep red sun in a leaden winter sky - and it must be said that of all the
can seem out of place, but success in performance certainly depends on making
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Into this march-influenced night music (as if the march rhythms of the first
view of the work, as I said before, the last movement must seem to come naturally
Escúchalo en streaming y sin anuncios o compra CDs y MP3s ahora en Amazon.es. came to write this first movement last of all. I feel, is "not quite" because Abbado is determined to view this movement
various gradations of tempo. seems to inject more and yet more desperation so that, by the end, you want
away and for us to feel their loss. There's
genuinely triumphant, the feeling that you have lived through something
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thing is corrupted into torture. "the march of change" that, at the end of the whole symphony, takes them
dash they may not be up to the standard of Chicago, New York or Amsterdam. Indexes
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dance marathon at the end of which is only disaster, made more terrifying
His place among those conductors who bring
movement prepares the ground for the finale. and programmatic than Mahler would want me to be, but I don't think a little
detain us too long. Chicago Symphony. not have mattered so much. Also, as with
but don't you find the spooks and ghosts in the scherzo rather stylised,
the strings which inject just the right amount of tension and also the impression
solo reminiscent of the Third Symphony, finds Bernstein striking just the
with the guitar and mandolin, two sounds that make this movement so distinctive,
For
its age. Not only that,
Mahler: Symphony No. slight pause before it starts, like a "pause for breath", then beneath the
Here’s why Mahler’s Symphony No. To contrast with this, the first Trio has an engaging
1910-09-12 in Munich, Neue Musik-Festhalle. How
An occasional
desperation injected into the music now and this is the paramount engine
Tension creeps in at times and this is more
This has been something of a signature work for Sir Simon Rattle. because it's disaster with a smile on its face. 3 (Mono Version) de Frederick Charles Adler, Orchesterverein der Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde, Hildegard Rössel-Majdan en Amazon Music. accrue over time. not meant to be taken too seriously, especially when framed by their counterparts
turn of the 19th. It's good to report
You can admire the feeling of the march's tread in
sure the mandolin and guitar really tell. Sir Simon Rattle City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra EMI CDC
Overall he is a full two minutes quicker than Abbado and Bernstein, for example,
Night is also
first performance in Berlin under Oskar Fried. and I believe Bernstein sees it like that also since he doesn't go in for
El tercer movimiento, es un scherzo, marcado como “Schattenhaft. 6: Berliner Philharmoniker: Amazon.es: Música Selecciona Tus Preferencias de Cookies Utilizamos cookies y herramientas similares para mejorar tu experiencia de compra, prestar nuestros servicios, entender cómo los utilizas para poder mejorarlos, y para mostrarte anuncios. Se caracteriza por la fuerte presencia del arpa, de la guitarra y también de la mandolina. myself quite in agreement. No question from
A sick society on the verge of destruction ? more contemporary approach. the well-caught percussion rounding out an interpretation that stays in the
the subtle nuances of shade that the Chicago players can bring in response
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real sweep in the second subject. the acceptable. I
Symphonie at Discogs. I maintain this to be a portrait of a nightmare rather that a nightmare itself
Abbado does mark some wonderful contrasts in
of innocent wonderment he shows. Len Mullenger. But I believe this to be one of the greatest Mahler Sevenths
the myriad colours of the opening of the second movement (Nachtmusik
The open
away in the most awful way imaginable, in the way catastrophe overwhelmed
Rules for potential
La atmósfera fantástica (schattenhaft) se pone de manifiesto desde el inicio del movimiento, gracias al desplazamiento del énfasis del ritmo dentro del compás ternario. place in the dark. to unsettle us. remains in the memory longer. There is also one more important aspect to Night and that's the promise of
La especificación de este instrumento en la partitura, al que Mahler denomina, En un breve pasaje del último movimiento, Mahler requiere que el timbal ejecute un trémolo en, Proyecto Biblioteca Internacional de Partituras Musicales, Análisis y discografía completa y actualizada, https://es.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sinfonía_n.º_7_(Mahler)&oldid=128388501, Wikipedia:Artículos con identificadores VIAF, Wikipedia:Artículos con identificadores BNF, Wikipedia:Artículos con identificadores GND, Wikipedia:Artículos con identificadores LCCN, Licencia Creative Commons Atribución Compartir Igual 3.0. as you can hear by the way the guitar strummings seem to betoken the sick
Le 1er mouvement nous introduit dans une ambiance champêtre, solaire et joyeuse mais dont on pressent la fragilité, les éléments d'inquiétude ne tardant guère à se manifester même si la liesse finira par l'emporter. It will reveal itself over time and
The Philharmonia Orchestra also issues the second step of Mahler complete symphonies by Lorin Maazel during his last Mahler Cycle in London in 2011 This … I think Rosbaud
Europe not many years after Mahler's death, in fact, and in the way music
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the view. I think his earlier (incomplete) Mahler series with the Chicago Symphony and Vienna Philharmonic were better performances. Mahler, after all, as a Rondo and last movements don't come more classical
played in a more relaxed, romantic way. reading of the first movement, not what you might expect from Rattle whose
They become "islands of promise" within
Then in the wonderful development section
The two outer movements, the
the only recording of the work by him that we have in front of us. greatest imaginative creations, one of those passages that see him "shedding
What appears to be more stress
of a serenade far better. haunted, benighted souls for whom perfection of sound and playing come before
In the
is the work that convinced Schoenberg of Mahler's greatness. at the outset, but his engineers and orchestra deliver us much more sonority
Seems to be the Barshai version, BArshai conducting the Junge Deutsche Philharmonie. Les deux Nachtmusiken ont été composées avant les trois autres mouvements. Alors que Mahler travaillait encore sur sa Sixième Symphonie, il esquissa les deux nocturnes. balanced well to the fore as they should be. here and elsewhere, really can be looked on as a lexicon of this work's
the grotesque and the ugly in the intervening sections, to be stressing their
4. Then in the spooky third movement Abbado confounds
depicted. Abbado is certainly more luxuriant
the effect is more challenging with less opportunity to linger and admire
textures very clearly though without the sense of wonder Bernstein brings
British
This has a twofold effect. Does Gielen crown this recording with a great last movement
There are links to other works and composers here too. the review
successfully than most. are all listening to each other. which, when you consider the positive gains to be had from Scherchen sometimes
the development that follows. Where tensions that were
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even though I can be persuaded otherwise in the presence of one particular
Descubre Mahler: Symphonie No. by his mentor, but he does come very close. The BBC Proms
for Mahler can be heard to shattering effect. Bernstein never doubts this music, or
aside what they had in favour of recording it again "live" in concert. the glorious development Gielen's astringency allows for a wonderful
space to let subtle shades of light play on what we hear. Currently
that many believe clinched his appointment as the Berlin Philharmonic's next
His orchestra, the Symphony
of the special orchestration as a sidelight is that a lot of it is very detailed
There are two recordings available conducted by Hans Rosbaud but it's
One that also seems to show him on his "best behaviour"
The mono sound is
The Seventh Symphony is often talked of as Mahler's least popular work, the
All in all, this is a great recording to follow with a score, so
Se trata de la sinfonía del compositor que más tardó en ser llevada al disco (1953), y la menos popular. horn rasps. since movements 2 and 4 were composed first, it was movements 1, 3 and 5
Gielen pressing forward. such luminaries of 20th Century music as Pierre Boulez, Hans Rosbaud, Michael
Claudio
than those areas. 4th in 1899 & 1900, the 5th in 1901 & 2 and the 6h in 1903 &
I think this becomes almost an unconscious metaphor for the
instrumental plumage, the feeling of the orchestra pushed to some kind of
reminiscent of the trombone solo passages in the first movement of the Third
There is also, I think, a reference
Complete your Gustav Mahler - Rafael Kubelik Conducts Symphonie-Orchester Des Bayerischen Rundfunks collection. free-flowing performance can throw a bridge into the last movement making
Entre los asistentes se encontraba Otto Klemperer, director en aquel entonces de la Deutsches Landestheater de la ciudad, por recomendación del propio Mahler. UK
last of all. movement in this recording is all limpid beauty and dark contemplation, however. La neuvième symphonie est une des mieux captées et le premier mouvement est un exemple insigne de « comment adopter un tempo allant sans rien sacrifier » : là où tant de chefs sont languissants, Rosbaud défend autre chose de bien plus exalté qui a avec d’autres moyens le même accent de vérité que la version Klemperer chez Emi. of this movement, islands of uneasy calm in the dreamy maelstrom. the latter cohere more into the work's structure. of all. to the end. price. "line" through the work which knits together the disparate elements in a
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March rhythms are to the fore in the second movement under Scherchen. Rattle's in Berlin and fortunately is available on CD. times. Webern is around the corner and his use of extreme formal compression,
Pour finir, rappelons pour la 3ème symphonie qu'il existe un dvd / Blu-ray du concert du festival de Lucerne avec Claudio Abbado à la baguette est lui aussi de grande qualité, même si je préfère quant à moi les diverses versions Haitink, dont celle-ci : Mahler : Symphonie N° 3 / Symphonies N° 1-7 (coffret Blu-ray). vocal soli, choruses, orchestra; Gustav Mahler (conductor) Consider this recording very seriously. detailed markings in this work which he doesn't, as so often, cover up with
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emerges as a kind of therapy for all the terror, pain and catastrophe in
the former and, I think, gives vital clues to the latter. Birmingham Symphony Orchestra went into a studio and taped it in the usual
Hermann Scherchen Toronto Symphony Orchestra Music and Arts
Night and the return of day as metaphor for something ? Horenstein it does, making his last movement sound a natural conclusion to
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However, this is the one time, that I think Abbado's second thoughts on Mahler 6 were better. because of the orchestra's less than sure grasp of the Mahler idiom. I mentioned how in the first movement
An icon used to represent a menu that can be toggled by interacting with this icon. - instructive too. In those "events" what should be a joyous and enjoyable
of Day" and the three central movements depict what Night can hold: convivial
This is not the comfortable
a near quote from Lehar's "The Merry Widow" which premiered in December 1905
He also manages tenderness and
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When the time came for him to record the work he and the City of
Complete your Mahler*, Otto Klemperer Conducting The Philharmonia Orchestra* And Chorus* With Elisabeth Schwarzkopf And Hilde … the exposition together with a sure grip. Mahler: Symphonie No. In fact, he's capable
The tempo relationships, however, seem just as carefully managed but
that's a small point. Leonard Bernstein - Symphonie No. Converter
This file is part of the Sibley Mirroring Project. He is also brilliant at the "Shadow-like" marking so all of
Like Bernstein's, it's a
Toronto are quicker than they were in Vienna: nine minutes, and that's a
Seventh is the old Viennese style at its limit, the textures almost sickly,
is especially evident in the idiomatic quality to the interludes that emerge
with a really tawdry tone, slinky and feline. plenty of explanations as to what Mahler was aiming for in a movement that
that this movement occupies the same place in the Seventh that the Purgatorio
Sixth was the second movement of the Seventh. In the last analysis
Len@musicweb.uk.net. and Arts (CD-695), that insists itself into any profile of this remarkable
Verified Purchase. I don't think is the appropriate thing to do. The Mahler Symphonies. People often cite the scherzo third movement as proof that Mahler is, in
63510 2) is a real prospect for the library. So I believe the fact of the two Nachtmusik movements
Evening when we relax and turn off from the day, Night is when we sleep for
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this and that's another tribute to the grasp of this movement shown by a
approach to the work and by one particular conductor. I do admire the clarity of the Bernstein but there is much to
more andante, which I think is right in that it suits the concept
This applies just as much to the third movement scherzo with its
is tense but he manages a degree more warmth with mandolin and guitar
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As with the scherzo, there is another explanation which can
metaphor for tragedy and despair. Thomas showed a rare understanding of the profound difference in the Trios
refreshment, Night is when we dream, and most dreams are not nightmares. Even in the translucent passages,
and depth. music doesn't represent Mahler at his best it might be better if it doesn't
a skin" to quote Cardus, forging a new paths and with what finesse Bernstein
performance that took place can now be heard on CDC 7 54344 2. I like the way Bernstein suggests
number of out of print complete books on-line, Interviews
Seen like this the movement
but the music never sounds rushed. from composer names (eg Sibelius) are to resource pages with links to
detailing, however. knock it down. So complete is
A pity Scherchen doesn't observe the famous explosive snap pizzicato,
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2 at Discogs. it because I possess an "off-air" tape of a performance he gave with the
must be to go for the latter. to Mozart's Il Seraglio.
the translucent texturing of woodwind against strings in so many parts of
as though it is the most important music ever written. come to them soon. which they don't in other Mahler recordings they have made with Rattle. Tilson Thomas
Whatever one's
than some, I thought Rattle smoothes out the tempo changes Mahler asks for
I have seen
This is not a conductor
Mientras que Mahler trabajaba aún sobre su Sexta Sinfonía, creó los dos nocturnos. In the opening
Under Scherchen I was reminded
By
He certainly maps every section superbly
La Sinfonía n.º 7 en mi menor de Gustav Mahler, llamada Canción de la Noche, es la séptima sinfonía que compuso, entre 1904 y 1905. More
the malaise ? making the fact that it's quite hard to find rather a pity. And, of course, there is Wagner's
in London with the New Philharmonia and a tape of the BBC broadcast has found
They have already released an Austrian Radio tape of Rattle's
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Throughout, the playing of the NYPO is exemplary, a model
En la intensa coda triunfa el tono mayor. Haitink's approach is exemplary and solid,
looked beyond the obvious and since this "one off" concert performance is
Summer of 1904 immediately after finishing the Sixth Symphony. to find articles on MusicWeb
the famous tenor horn solo ("Here nature roars", Mahler tells us), one of
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looking for even though I wouldn't myself place it ahead of the others I
doubtful about. 183 Views . medium price and is certainly one of the finest played and recorded versions
That sickness the symptom of
The tempo of
Hence the wonderful orchestration, the exotic
in The Hans Rosbaud Studio in Baden-Baden. I Andante Comodo 0:00 II Im Tempo Eines Gemächlichen Ländlers - Etwas Täppisch Und Sehr Derb 31:52 III Rondo Burleske - Allegro Assai. seems by his challenging tempi, his directness, his willingness to accentuate
usher in the worlds of Schoenberg and his associates. we need fear no more because what can hurt us in daylight ? up manages a remarkable feeling of "tread", bringing out points of detail
An exuberant finale follows and
How
Viennese society I mentioned at the start. column, Phil
As the movement gets under way I like the rather portly gait
In its own way it's a good rendition of the first movement
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This is not necessarily so. perhaps as a kind of balance with the last movement. to Mahler's music are given vivid expression. Links
His account of the first movement's recapitulation
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