Stanka Lazeva is a graduated pianist at the Music Academy of State University St. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje, Macedonia.She is a well-recognized educator who has been teaching piano in elementary and high school for over 17 years. Mrs. Lazeva has received more than 80 international and national awards with her students, many of which are for first prize, second prize, and special awards. Her students regularly performed in many concerts, festivals, and competitions. During her pedagogical work, she received many recognitions in Europe -Serbia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, and Macedonia. These included certificates for excellent pedagogical results on music competitions, diplomas for progress and development in music field, contributions to the discovery and development of young talents, and certificates for attending seminars by eminent pianists. Mrs.Lazeva participated in the creation of the piano teaching program of the Ministry of Education in Macedonia, professional lectures organized by the European Piano Teachers Association, and training for new interactive teaching methodologies and e-Learning. Mrs. Lazeva has been a professor of piano and chamber music at the State Music School Center "Sergej Mihajlov" in Macedonia, and was also a mentor of lectures for new teaching methods, organized by USAID and the Macedonian Ministry of Education. In addition to teaching, Mrs. Lazeva performs as a piano accompanist. She is a commission member for the National competition (EMCY), organized by the Association of Principles and Teachers of the Music and Ballet Schools of Macedonia State Contest for Young Musicians and the Association of Directors of Music Schools.

Mr. Roberto has recently earned master's degree in music performance (classical guitar) at Hunter College. He has over 30 years of experience teaching students of all ages and abilities. He taught college undergraduate students in Mexico since 2001. Mr. Roberto developed and oversaw his own syllabi for classes in Harmony, Counterpoint, Musical Analysis, Musical History and Classical Guitar. Since 2017 he is teaching at Hunter college. Mr. Roberto is an accomplished performer. He took 3rd prize at a very prestigious the National Competition in Mexico and performed at various venues in the United States and overseas. Mr. Roberto is passionate about teaching his students and assisting them in their artistic growth. In all his lessons he emphasizes sight-reading, solfege, technical proficiency and theory.

Jason O'Brien earned his bachelors and masters in music from The College of New Jersey and New Jersey City University. During those years he was the principal timpanist with the orchestras and won the2004 The College of New Jersey Orchestra concerto competition spotlighting him as the featured soloist during the spring of 2004. Currently he teaches a wide variety of students as an adjunct at Passaic County Community College, the percussion Caption Head and director of percussion at Bridgewater-Raritan High School, and percussion director at Saint Mary's Elementary School. From 2007-2008 he wrote, directed, and choreographed a percussion show at Six Flags Great Adventure. In the summers of 2013 and 2014 he was cast as the lead percussionist for Oklahoma based Silvertree Entertainment percussion shows in Colorado and Oklahoma. From 2000-2004 he was a member of the DCI finalist drumcorp The Crossmen. As a performer, clinician, and educator he is active across the tri-state area in numerous venues including: Symphony Space, and the Di Capo Theatre in New York City, as well as the County Basie Theatre, and the Paramount in New Jersey.

Graduate of Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University, Grace Lee has studied under prestigious professors and chamber ensembles such as Orion String Quartet, Shanghai String Quartet, Lenuta Ciulei, Kynan Johns, and Elena Chernova-Davis. Grace has served as the concertmistress of Rutgers Sinfonia Orchestra for 5 consecutive semesters as well as being the 1st place winner in the Rutgers Chamber Competition for three consecutive semesters. Grace was awarded the Summit Music Masters Degree in 2011 and has experience performing solo in the United States, Canada, and South Korea. Furthermore, Grace has performed in reputable halls such as Lincoln Center and NJPAC and works closely with her students to help them win competitions and auditions for distinguished orchestras.

Pianist Francesca Eunhyang choi is born in 1979 dae-gu, South Korea and started to play the piano at the age 7. After meeting Russian pianist Vladimir Polyakov who studied with Gregory Sokolov, one of greatest pianist, under Prof. Morley khalfin, she studied at St-Petersburg conservatory from 2002-2005. Later studied with Pianist Nina lelchuk at Aaron Copland school of music, queens college, Cuny in New York. Since the encounter with Vladimir Polyakov and Nina lelchuk, she is strongly influenced by the musical lineage of Russian pianists. Francesca Eunhyang took lessons with prof.Morey Ritt, Choong-mo kang, Evelyn Crochet, Daniel Epstein and Irina Morozova . S She is considered a pianist who pursue her own image, philosophy, and tone of sound that she wants to express as a piano. Unlike many pianist, Francesca Eunhyang takes closet interest mechanism and setup of instruments she plays. She spend times exploring their musical characteristics, consulting and collaborating with piano technicians to achieve her ideal requirements. Her interpretation are creative and highly individual. She has appeared as piano soloist with hermitage orchestra, kapella orchestra in Russia and has performed as solist in South Korea ,Bulgaria and Austria, Russia and USA Beside concertizing, she is a great demand as a pedagogy. She held the position as adjunct professor in South Korea, the New York conservatory and a member of piano studies in Dae-gu.

Natalie Tyson-Multhaup is a graduate from New York University with a Masters degree in Classical Voice Performance as well as an Advanced Certificate in Vocal Pedagogy. She currently teaches voice lessons part time at New York University as well as Libero Studios NYC while continuing to pursue a career in performance. Natalie was most recently seen performing with New York Lyric Opera at the Carnegie Hall Gala singing the roles of Susanna and Gretel in scenes from Le Nozze Di Figaro and Hansel und Gretel. She also sang the role of Virtue in New York Lyric's staged production of L'incoronazione di Poppea. Additonally she performed in the Kurt Weil Review of There Once was a Girl Named Jenny at the Provincetown Playhouse in New York City, and as the First Spirit in NYU's production of Cendrillon by Massenet. Natalie performed the role of Meg in the University of Kentucky Opera Theater's production of Phantom of the Opera and Isabelle in Pirates of Penzance. Under the direction of William Lewis, Natalie sang the role of Iza in La Grand Duchess de Gerolstein in Perigeux, France. Additionally, she has played the role of Susan in Big River with Cincinnati Landmark Productions and has appeared in the UKOT productions of La Boheme, Romeo and Juliet, Falstaff and It's a Grand Night for Singing. Natalie has performed with the International Performing Arts Institute in Kiefersfelden, Germany, with Emerald City Opera in Steamboat Springs, Colorado and with Cincinnati Conservatory of Music's Summer Studio. Natalie recently received her Yoga teaching certification at Yoga Vida NYC and loves to incorporate movement and body work into her lessons.

Alla is pianist from Ukraine and she's been playing piano for over 19 years. She is a Rowan University graduate with a Piano Performance degree. Alla attended the Lysenko Secondary Special Music School and Tchaikovsky National Music Academy and performed in many recital halls in Ukraine. She is currently enrolled in Master of Music in Classical Instrumental Performance at NJCU. She has worked as an accompanist to singers and instrumentalists, performed with many choirs and theater productions, and is currently a staff organist and piano accompanist at Willingboro UMC. She has considerable experience working with beginning and intermediate piano students of all ages, and her primary style is Classical and Contemporary Piano.

Klajdi Cerriku is a conductor, accordionist and trombonist.He received his Master's degree in Music Conducting at the Art Academy in Tirane, Albania.He is the winner of 1-st prize International Competition Accordion Spring-Plovdiv-2003, member of UNESCO. He realized a number of concerts with various orchestras such as: Onufri Art School Orchestra, Art Academy Symphonyc Orchestra, String Orchestra Of University of the Arts, Albaniana Accordions Orchestra, etc. He is also the lead organizer of a number of cultural activities for children. Mr. Cerriku is Accordionist of Pop Accordion Orchestra, and member of the American Accordionists Association. He participated in International Festival REMUSICA, 13th Festival of Wind Orchestra "Diko Iliev" , International Human Rights Film Festival. He is an accomplished accordionist who has performed at the Symphonyspace, Montclair State University. Currently Mr. Cerriku teaches accordion, trombone and piano in New Jersey.

Flautist and educator Biljana Pesic is a musician of outstanding versatility. Upon immigrating to the United States she was immediately excepted at Fiorello H LaGuardia High School for performing arts in New York City, a school made forever famous by the motion picture adaption FAME. In New York, her intensified studies landed her master classes with flute heavyweights like Michael Parloff and Walfrid Kujala, a Certificate of Excellence in Chamber Music presented by Music Society of Lincoln Center and a scholarship to the University of Nevada Las Vegas upon her graduation. Obtaining her degree in music with emphasis in flute performance at UNLV, Biljana held principal chairs in the UNLV Wind Symphony, UNLV orchestra, Symphonic band, the UNLV Star of Nevada marching band, and was chosen to be a member of the Morelli Woodwind Quintet, which gave her many performing opportunities throughout the Las Vegas and NYC area such as grand opening of the Bellagio hotel and casino, movie premieres to Mr Holland's opus with composer Michael Kamen and many others. Recordings include Ghost Train, it Takes a Village, and Gawdzilla Eats Las Vegas. Biljana has served the tri-state area and New Jersey for the past 19 years. As an educator, Biljana's students have won principal chairs in advance bands and orchestras, including All State, Region and Area bands and have excelled at RIAM, ABRSM, CSM exams and placed high at Golden Key, Mid Atlantic and international competition in Dublin Ireland, performed in music festivals with James Galway as well as acceptance and scholarships into music programs at Universities. Biljana's wide range of pedagogy includes music theory, ear training, music history, and performance for all ages and skill levels from the Alexander technique to the Suzuki methods.

Glen F. is a graduate of the Manhattan School of Music where he studied piano with Nina Svetlanova and Arkady Aronov. Born in the USA to the family of Russian immigrants, he received his early piano training from his grandmother, Eugenia Nurenberg. After completing his studies at Manhattan School of Music, he continued his studies with Madeline Bruser, author of the highly acclaimed book, The Art of Practicing, and more recently, with Elena Kuschnerova. He has been devoted to teaching students of all ages and levels since 2003. His students have been participating in many competitions, winning various prizes. In addition to teaching, he is also an active performer. He has been enjoying playing chamber music, and has participated in chamber master classes with well renowned musicians such as Glenn Dicterow, a concertmaster of New York Philharmonic. He also holds a position of music director at the Federated Church of Livingston.

American cellist Mark Edward Serkin is a Doctor of Musical Arts candidate at Rutgers University where he studies with cellist Jonathan Spitz, principal cello of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. Mark has performed at Alice Tully Hall, Carnegie Hall, and various other venues. He received his bachelor's and Masters' degrees with honors in cello performance at Mannes School of Music, class of Barbara Stein Mallow and Jeffrey Zeigler. Mark has participated in many festivals such as Meadowmount School of Music, Kinhaven Music School, NY Phil Biennial, Manchester Music Festival, Taconic Music, Luzerne Music Center, and the National Orchestra Institute and Festival, where he recorded for the Naxos label in 2015 and 2016 albums. Mark has performed in solo and chamber master classes for artists such as Steven Isserlis, Sharon Robinson, Timothy Eddy, Robert DeMaine, Jonathan Spitz, Peter Stumpf, Julia Lichten, Gloria dePasquale, Kronos Quartet, Horszowski Trio, Catalyst Quartet, and the Miro Quartet. His main mentors include Hans Jorgen Jensen and Vladimir Panteleyev, Todd Phillips, Nancy Wilson.

Maki received her Bachelor in Music in Tokyo, then moved to the UK and studied in London at Royal College of music as well as at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama to obtain her Master's in Music Performance in piano accompaniment. She has won many competitions such as the Hatfield International Music Festival as a solo pianist. She has played Grieg's piano concerto with the Hatfield Symphony Orchestra where the Observer described her as "a rising star." Maki has appeared in many concert halls such as Wigmore Hall, St. Martin-In-The-Fields, and St James Piccadilly. She was invited to perform for the 100th year celebration of the friendship between Japan and Italy in 2006. She worked as a staff accompanist / coach for instrumentalists, singers and piano teacher at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, and the Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama. Maki moved to New York City in 2011 and two years later, she moved to Millburn. Currently she is working as a music teacher at the New Jersey Japanese School both elementary and middle schools.

Robert is a New Jersey-based guitarist, bandleader, arranger, and educator. He combines the tradition of classical and jazz with contemporary music to create his signature style. He grew up performing blues, rock, and metal with local bands around New Jersey. In 2012, Robert was fortunate enough to be accepted as a private student of the esteemed Tali Roth of The Juilliard School. Over the years of studying with Tali, he was awarded the opportunity to perform at world-renowned venues and festivals such as Carnegie Hall (New York, NY) and The Narni Arts Festival (Narni, Italy). It was during this time that he earned his Associate's of Arts in Music from the County College of Morris. He began teaching privately and with local music stores in Northern New Jersey. In 2017, Robert moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in the show business industry. It was on the West Coast that he fell in love with jazz music. He began private lessons under the highly-regarded jazz guitarist John Storie of The Jeff Goldblum/Mildred Snitzer Orchestra. It was also during this time that Robert decided to start performing with local Los Angeles-based jazz musicians and teaching privately in Los Angeles. In late-2020, Robert decided to move back to his home state of New Jersey and immediately started performing on the tri-state area jazz circuit at venues such as Smalls Jazz Club (New York, NY) and Moore's Place (Jersey City, NJ). During this time he formed and began leading the jazz duo " Green Eyes " a guitar and piano duo that performs arrangements of jazz standards and pop covers as well as original compositions. Robert is a Suzuki Certified Instructor for children as young as four years old. He is currently in the process of earning a Bachelor's of Music degree from New Jersey City University's as part of their highly-respected Jazz Studies program and is studying Jazz Guitar under Paul Meyers. Robert is comfortable teaching all styles of music to all skill levels.

Performance Experience:

- Carnegie Hall, Narni Arts Festival, Smalls Jazz Club, Moore's Place

American conductor Michael Avagliano is obsessed with redefining what's possible for an orchestra. His focus on ambitious local collaborations and active community involvement helped the Somerset Symphony Orchestra grow into a regional force in New Jersey, and led to significant audience growth in the Summit Symphony Orchestra, both of which he serves as music director. Largely inspired to become a conductor after a chance meeting with Leonard Bernstein, Avagliano continues to draw inspiration from the legendary maestro's twin legacies: exuberant musicianship and a devotion to broadening classical music audiences.

In meeting the former of the two, Avagliano has maintained focus on musical excellence: during his tenure, the Somerset Symphony has twice been named runner-up for the annual American Prize in Orchestral Performance. He is additionally sought after as a guest conductor and has led over 15 orchestras across the United States and Europe, including the Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic (Czech Republic), Pleven Philharmonic (Bulgaria), Scuola Populare di Testaccio (Italy), Plainfield Symphony (NJ), and University of Oregon Symphony. In a March 2020 performance, Avagliano was praised for an "effective, powerful performance (New York Classical Review) in leading the Bachanalia Chamber Orchestra at New York City's Merkin Hall. "

To meet Bernstein's second challenge of audience building, Avagliano's most visible achievement with the Somerset Symphony came in helming the organization's first ever opera and ballet productions: Die Zauberflute (The Magic Flute) and Lebedinoye ozero (Swan Lake) in 2014. Co-presented with Light Opera of New Jersey and FM Dance Company respectively, the relationship between the SSO and LONJ has endured the two organizations subsequently produced Don Pasquale and La Fille du Regiment.

Mr. Avagliano places a premium on integrating the orchestras he leads with underserved communities, leading orchestras in elder-care facilities, hospitals and other places outside the concert hall, With the SSO, among his proudest accomplishments is performing alongside the young dancers of New Jersey's Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy a rare opportunity for dancers at that age. Leading the Summit Symphony Orchestra, Avagliano orchestrated a collaboration with Summit High School students, projecting their artwork on stage during a performance of "Pictures at an Exhibition".

When not leading orchestras, Mr. Avagliano turns his attention to mentoring the next generation of young conductors, imparting skills needed both on the podium and off. To train musicianship, he founded the annual International Conducting Masterclass in Stony Point, NY. Conversely, his online workshop Conducting the Interview focuses on career-building, teaching conductors significant skills in applying for positions as conductor and music director. One of the most comprehensive workshops of its kind, participants held mock interviews with a panel of industry professionals led by Henry Fogel, former president of the League of American Orchestras. Hoping to build upon the success of these initiatives and construct further ones, Avagliano founded the Performers Learning Alliance in 2020, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating educational and performance opportunities for emerging artists.

A doctoral candidate for Orchestral Conducting at Rutgers University (D.M.A.), Mr. Avagliano has worked in masterclasses and workshops with Neil Varon, Kenneth Kiesler, Diane Wittry, and Kirk Trevor. He studied under Kynan Johns and Markand Thakar, and also serves as associate faculty at Thakar's workshops with the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra. A trained violinist and violist, Avagliano continues to perform and educate under his adjunct professorship of violin and viola at Drew University, and has performed with the internationally acclaimed Madison String Quartet since 2000.

Avagliano holds degrees from Indiana University and Rutgers University. He resides in New Jersey with his wife, the violinist Evelyn Estava.

Grooving & Moving Tiny Tots (1.5 - 2 year olds)
Registration fee: $25.00
Tuition: 10 weeks x $24.90/class = $249.00 x 20% discount = $199.20
Day/Time: Saturday from 9:00 - 9:45 AM

Musical Little Tykes (2.5 - 3.5 year olds)
Registration fee: $25.00
Tuition: 10 weeks x $24.90/class = $249.00 x 20% discount = $199.20
Day/Time: Saturday from 10:00 - 10:45 AM

Toddler Mini Prep (3.5 - 4.5 year olds)
Registration fee: $25.00
Tuition: 10 weeks x $24.90/class = $249.00 x 20% discount = $199.20
Day/Time: Saturday from 11:00 - 11:45 AM

Scherzo Junior Prep (4-5 years old)
Lesson Length: 60 min
Class Schedule: 10 sessions, 8-week course
Tuition: $249
Day/Time: Various times during week & on weekends

Russian Jr Prep/Podgotovishka (4.5-5.5 years old)
Lesson Length: 60 min
Tuition: $399 (16-week fall session), $599 (24-week spring session)
Day/Time: Wednesday 4:45 (Morris Plains), Friday 6:30 (Summit)
* for native Russian speakers only

Glen F. is a graduate of the Manhattan School of Music where he studied piano with Nina Svetlanova and Arkady Aronov. Born in the USA to the family of Russian immigrants, he received his early piano training from his grandmother, Eugenia Nurenberg. After completing his studies at Manhattan School of Music, he continued his studies with Madeline Bruser, author of the highly acclaimed book, The Art of Practicing, and more recently, with Elena Kuschnerova. He has been devoted to teaching students of all ages and levels since 2003. His students have been participating in many competitions, winning various prizes. In addition to teaching, he is also an active performer. He has been enjoying playing chamber music, and has participated in chamber master classes with well renowned musicians such as Glenn Dicterow, a concertmaster of New York Philharmonic. He also holds a position of music director at the Federated Church of Livingston.

Evan Stenzel is an American Lyric Tenor from Iowa Falls, Iowa. He recently was seen at Finger Lakes Opera, for a second summer, he performed the role of Parpignol in La Boheme! Within the 2018 season, he was seen as Dudley the Forest ranger in Little Reds Most Unusual Day, and the Chorus of Die Fledermaus. Stenzel is an active and avid performer of both opera and musical theater. Recent opera credits of his include Jenik in The Bartered Bride, by Smetena, Fenton in Falstaff, by Verdi, and lastly, numerous opera scenes both at Finger Lakes Opera and Westminster Choir College, where he received a Master's Degree in 2017. In his musical theater career, he has most recently portrayed Jean Valjean, of Les Miserables, by Boublil and Schonberg. Other recent highlights of his performance career have included being a soloist in Bach's Magnificat, and a recital of Schumann;s Dichterliebe at Drew University. He currently is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Voice there where he teaches Voice lessons, aids in choir, and teaches Musical Theater History and Technique. He is happy to announce his involvement in Drew University's Spring Awakening, this upcoming year as music director. More information about Evan Stenzel, along with his professional recordings, may be found on his website at, evanstenzeltenor.com.

Violinist Elizabeth Wright is a performer and teacher based in New York City. She has performed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, United Nations, Carnegie Hall, and in Europe, Asia, and around the US.

Liz is violinist and co-founder of the Luminae Trio, praised by the American Prize for their “careful choices, elegant phrasing and beauty of sound virtually always.” The Luminae Trio is 2nd prize winner of the 2023 American Prize for the Performance of American Music and 3rd prize winner of the American Prize in Chamber Music. The ensemble will release its first record later this year, funded by a 2023 Ensemble Forward grant from Chamber Music America. Prior to the formation of the Luminae Trio, Liz was a Grand Prize winner of the 2015 Ruth Widder String Quartet Competition and a three-time winner of the Lillian Fuchs Chamber Music Competition.

Liz performs with the Bach Choir of Bethlehem Festival Orchestra, the Washington Heights Chamber Orchestra, and teaches privately. She spends summers on faculty at the Vermont Music & Arts Center. Originally from Bethlehem, PA, Liz earned a Bachelor of Music from University of Michigan and a Master of Music from Manhattan School of Music. Her primary teachers include Deborah Buck, Aaron Berofsky, Andrew Jennings, and Laurie Smukler. She received additional training at the Weimar Bach Academy, Colorado College Summer Music Festival, and National Repertory Orchestra.

This year, Liz and co-author Casey Lipka released The Feel Good Practice Journal, a companion for musicians designed to bring loving attention to the practice room. The journal can be purchased on Amazon.

When she is not playing or teaching, Liz loves to read, go to cafes, and spend time outside.

Gerard Marmet was born in Paris in 1960. He discovered the drums at 14 years old after finding one of the greatest American drummers Mr Buddy Rich. He learned the drums in the school of Dante Agostini in Paris with the prestigious Kenny Clark as a teacher and coach. In 1968, he joined the orchestra of Georges Jouvin during the weekends as his drummer. In 1973, he decided to go to California to perfect his style in a music school in the city of Reno Nevada for a year. Then a couple of years later and back in France, he played in different famous jazz clubs in Paris. He met the drummer of Memphis Slim Michel Denis, who asked to replace him in several concerts and international festivals of Boogie-Woogie. He also joined the orchestra of the famous Moulin Rouge Music Hall where the most beautiful Parisian magazines are played.

During all his years he played as a sideman with an incredible amount of talented artists such as Jay Mac Shine, John Coltrane, pianist Benny Waters, John Newman trumpeter of Count Basie Orchestra, saxophonist Buddy Tate, Al Gray, Sammy Price, Big Joe Duskin at the Jazz festivals in Nice. Gerard also participated in many festivals such as the Jazz Festival of Juan les pins, the Jazz Festival in Vienna, the Benny Carter saxo Festival in St Gilles Croix de Vie with John Lewis and a concert in Switzerland with Big Jay McNeely, the saxophonist of James Brown. He joined Laroquebrou’s Blues and Boogie-Woogie Festival with Chuck Berry pianist Daryl Davis.

Gerard has been a drummer for more than 50 years and loves to share his passion with others

Violinist Gabriel Anker (he/him) plays, “with impressive weight and cohesion..." (The Strad magazine), and he is a practicer ofdiverse musical genres, ranging from baroque to experimental performance. Gabriel's artistic journey has thus far led him to concertize at venues across the globe, including the Philharmonie de Paris, the Muziekgebouw in Amsterdam, the Kaufman Center in NYC, Walt Disney Hall in Los Angeles, and others. He has attended festivals including Aspen, Encore, and Domaine Forget in Québec. He has performed in masterclasses for violinistic luminaries such as Hilary Hahn, Midori, Donald Weilerstein, and others. Gabriel is passionate about historically inspired performance, and he has studied as well as performed with members ofthe Netherlands Bach Vereniging. In Europe, he has toured with the Amsterdam Sinfonietta and performed with the Orchestre de Paris under Klaus Makela. He believes the future ofmusic is assured by living composers and promotes their works, especially through Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra in Los Angeles. Gabriel has advocated for inclusive, accessible music education as a teaching artist with the Paterson Music Project. Through LA nonprofit Street Symphony, Gabriel has helped bring music to people impacted by houselessness and incarceration. A devoted collaborator, Gabriel serves as first violinist of the Rose Quartet (the Graduate Quartet in Residence at Montclair State University), mentored by the Harlem Quartet. Gabriel holds degrees from The Royal Conservatoire in the Hague, San Francisco Conservatory, University ofSouthern California (MM), and Rice University (BM, Distinction in Creative Work andResearch).

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