EVENTS
MAY 23 - 31, 2025
Hidden Voices Exhibit: The Women of Porgy & Bess
The Kennedy Center
Virginia Opera and Richmond Symphony present the highly anticipated world premiere of Loving v. Virginia. A young couple’s interracial marriage in 1958 sparks a case that leads to the Supreme Court and a victory for civil rights in the United States. This operatic retelling is based on the true story of Mildred and Richard Loving. Directed by Founder and Artistic Director, Denyce Graves.
APRIL 25-MAY 11, 2025
WORLD PREMIERE
of Loving V. Virginia
Norfolk, Fairfax, Richmond
Virginia Opera and Richmond Symphony present the highly anticipated world premiere of Loving v. Virginia. A young couple’s interracial marriage in 1958 sparks a case that leads to the Supreme Court and a victory for civil rights in the United States. This operatic retelling is based on the true story of Mildred and Richard Loving. Directed by Founder and Artistic Director, Denyce Graves.
APRIL 23, 2025
Porgy and Bess 90th Anniversary Concert & Panel
6:00 PM EST
Thomas Jefferson Building - Coolidge Auditorium
The Library of Congress and Washington National Opera celebrate the 90th anniversary of George and Ira Gershwin's landmark work "Porgy and Bess." Artists of the Washington National Opera perform selections from "Porgy and Bess," and hear a discussion about the history and impact of this iconic American work for the stage.
EVENTS ARCHIVE
APRIL 5 & 6, 2025
Everything Old is New Again
3:00 PM EST
The Academy of Vocal Arts
Haverford College - Jaharis Recital Hall
The old Italian songs, sung in vocal studios the world over, are here reimagined with flair by America’s premier Black composers. Lyric Fest is honored to collaborate with the Denyce Graves Foundation in presenting the world premiere of these beloved songs in their newly decked out versions. Commissioned by the Denyce Graves Foundation and sung by DGF artists, Symone Harcum, Taylor-Alexis Dupont, and Joseph Parrish, with Laura Ward, piano.
MARCH 30, 2025
Celebrating Elizabeth Catlett
3:00 PM EST
National Gallery of Art
Join us at Sunday, March 30th at The National Gallery of Art for a concert honoring the exhibition Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary Artist, on view through July 6, 2025. Featuring spirituals and gospel music, this program compliments Catlett’s art based on music—art that represents her own faith in the power of song to inspire change. Our Shared Voices singers will present a series of mini-lectures between works.
MARCH 25, 2025
Young Concert Artists: Joseph Parrish
7:30 PM EST
Merkin Hall
Young Concert Artists presents Joseph Parrish, bass-baritone (and Shared Voices Alumnus!) in concert on Tuesday, March 25th. The Peter Jay Sharp Concert begins at 7:30 in Merkin Hall at Kaufman Music Center.
“I am interested in exploring the common threads that exist between the folk music of African-American and German people. This program highlights African-American art songs, German Lieder, Negro Spirituals and Lieder with spiritual themes, showcasing these different expressions of our shared humanity.” – Joseph Parrish
MARCH 20, 2025
Master Class with Kevin Thompson
12:40 PM EST
Howard University
Kevin Thompson, acclaimed by the New York Times as a “stentorian bass,” joins us for a Master Class at Howard University on March 20th. Presented by The Denyce Graves Foundation, this is a valuable opportunity for musicians to deepen their artistry and witness a rich exchange of ideas.
MARCH 1, 2025
Sounds of Hope Concert
Aaron Davis Hall
Join us for an unforgettable afternoon celebrating the legacy of Black composers and timeless classical favorites. This powerful concert features the talented Shared Voices Cohort from the Denyce Graves Foundation. Generously co-hosted by The Harlem Chamber Players, New Heritage Theater Group, and City College Center of the Arts, the concert’s program creates a rich and vibrant tapestry of music, showcasing both trailblazing works that have often been overlooked and cherished classics that continue to inspire.
FEBRUARY 28, 2025
Behind the Curtain
The Metropolitan Opera
Our Shared Voices cohort will return to participate in The Metropolitan Opera's student learning initiative. Day of activities include a panel discussion about career pathways connected to the performing arts led by distinguished industry professionals, exclusive access to the Met’s Fidelio dress rehearsal, a discussion with current members of the Lindemann Young Artist Development Program, and a masterclass with Met Director of Music Administration Thomas Lausmann.
FEBRUARY 26-28, 2025
Aria of a Lifetime: The Inspiring Journey and Voice of Denyce Graves
Lake Nona Impact Forum
Denyce Graves & Brian Zeger speak at the Lake Nona Impact Forum. The Lake Nona Impact Forum is hosted by Lake Nona Institute – a nonprofit, community-focused
organization that leads Lake Nona’s wellbeing initiatives.
The annual Lake Nona Impact Forum has convened hundreds of the nation’s top CEOs and thought leaders in health, wellbeing, and technology. The three-day forum features a series of in-depth, collaborative discussions that contribute to, inspire and make changes to health.
FEBRUARY 18, 2025
THE TONGUE & THE LASH
The Town Hall
The New York premiere of THE TONGUE & THE LASH, a chamber opera by Damien Sneed (composer/conductor) and Karen Chilton (librettist), brings James Baldwin's legacy to life through a stirring exploration of race, privilege, and morality in America. Directed by Founder & Artistic Director Denyce Graves-Montgomery, and
featuring Shared Voices alumni Joseph Parrish & Justin Bell.
FEBRUARY 10, 2025
Masterclass with Myra Huang
Morehouse College
Join us for an exclusive Masterclass with grammy nominated pianist and coach Myra Huang, accompanied by pianist Ella Lewis! This event is generously made possible by The Metropolitan Opera's Learning Series, "Behind the Curtain." Presented by The Denyce Graves Foundation, this is a valuable opportunity for musicians to deepen their artistry and witness a rich exchange of ideas.
FEBRUARY 5, 2025
The Golden Age of Black Opera: A conversation with Legendary African American Mezzo-Soprano Denyce Graves
University Of Maryland
In celebration of Black History Month, Dean Stephanie Shonekan invites you to an exclusive conversation with mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves as part of the Spring 2025 ARHU Dean’s Lecture Series. The discussion will explore Denyce’s work as both an artist and advocate, including a focus on The Denyce Graves Foundation. An audience Q&A will conclude the dialogue.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
FEBRUARY 1, 2025
Onward & Upward
Washington National Cathedral
4 PM EST
Join us in celebrating Black History Month by honoring the contributions of black composers in classical music through musical and spoken word performances. Performers include The Denyce Graves Foundation and CAAPA – Coalition of African-American Performing Arts, under the direction of Michele Fowlin. Free, online registration required. Livestream available.
FEBRUARY 1, 2025
Gregory Lamar Masterclass
Morgan State University
Join us for an exclusive Masterclass with internationally renowned voice teacher and consultant Gregory Lamar, accompanied by pianist Eileen Cornett! Presented by The Denyce Graves Foundation, this is a valuable opportunity for musicians to deepen their artistry and witness a rich exchange of ideas.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
JANUARY 19
Dream Variations
Shared Voices Immersive Concert
3 PM
Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of music and talent!
The Denyce Graves Foundation presents Shared Voices Immersive Concert: Dream Variations. Featuring 9 incredible students from HBCUs and conservatories nationwide, this concert honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by celebrating unity, empowerment, and the power of music to bring us together.
JANUARY 12, 2025
Community Concert: Songs for the Soul
Convent Avenue Baptist Church
Baritone Markel Reed, Soprano Christine Jobson, and Pianist Matthew Stephens perform a dynamic program featuring works by underrepresented composers, alongside selections from the classical and musical theater repertoires.
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DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
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DECEMBER 17
DGF & WNO PRESENT
Black Excellence in Opera
6:15 PM
A night of celebrating black excellence in opera. Mingle with fellow HBCU’s at the pre-show reception and post-show meet and greet with Key’mon Murrah, featuring special guest Denyce Graves. Tickets are FREE with registration, courtesy of DGF and Washington National Opera.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
DECEMBER 13 7:00PM
Boordy Vineyards
DECEMBER 15 3:00PM
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Sounds of the Season
Maryland Opera celebrates the holidays with Sounds of the Season featuring stellar young artists performing operatic and holiday favorites. Featuring baritone, Marvin Wayne, Artistic Ambassador of
The Denyce Graves Foundation.
November 17, 2024
3:00PM
Asbury United Methodist Church
Annapolis Opera presents a program of inspiring performances and interpretations featuring The Denyce Graves Foundation’s "Shared Voices," an unprecedented collaboration between HBCUs and top schools of music in the United States. This collaboration is a testament to the power of partnership in creating meaningful opportunities in the arts.
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DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
November 10, 2024
1:00 & 3:00PM
National Gallery of Art presents
“Creativity in the Face of Trauma”
This concert celebrates the spirit of resilience and creativity in the face of adversity, inspired by the National Gallery’s upcoming exhibition, “Paris, 1874.” Featuring Bass-Baritone Christian Simmons, Mezzo-Soprano Taylor-Alexis Dupont, Soprano Colleen Daly, Tenor Norman Shankle, Joy Schreier at the piano.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
APRIL 11 - MAY 5, 2024
Mary Cardwell Dawson Exhibit at Pittsburgh Opera
Our Hidden Voices Exhibit makes its way to Pittsburgh, the home of Mary Cardwell Dawson's Opera House. This exhibit supplements performances of THE PASSION OF MARY CARDWELL DAWSON and a panel discussion about Cardwell Dawson by Denyce Graves.
APRIL 10, 9PM EST
APRIL 13, 11PM EST
WQXR: Young Artist Showcase
Young Artists Showcase is a WQXR weekly radio show that since 1978 has sought out and displayed the talents of young emerging artists. Featuring performances and interviews by DGF Shared Voices members. WQXR’s Young Artists Showcase is supported by The Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Family Foundation.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
APRIL 10, 9PM EST
APRIL 13, 11PM EST
WQXR: Young Artist Showcase
Young Artists Showcase is a WQXR weekly radio show that since 1978 has sought out and displayed the talents of young emerging artists. Featuring performances and interviews by DGF Shared Voices members. WQXR’s Young Artists Showcase is supported by The Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Family Foundation.
APRIL 10, 9PM EST
APRIL 13, 11PM EST
WQXR: Young Artist Showcase
Young Artists Showcase is a WQXR weekly radio show that since 1978 has sought out and displayed the talents of young emerging artists. Featuring performances and interviews by DGF Shared Voices members. WQXR’s Young Artists Showcase is supported by The Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Family Foundation.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
MARCH 22, 7:30PM EST
MARCH 23, 7:30PM EST
Shared Voices & Washington Chamber Orchestra Present: Empowering Voices
Rising stars from Shared Voices will be performing art songs, spiritual arrangements, sacred songs, & arias accompanied by narration from international Emmy® and Grammy® award-winning mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves. In addition, the WCO is proud to showcase vocal and orchestral works by underrepresented composers, making for a truly diverse and inclusive musical experience.
LIVESTREAM: https://peabody.jhu.edu/concert-event/washington-chamber-orchestra/
MARCH 23, 2024
Celebrating Women & Music: A Community Day at Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History & Culture
In the Oprah Winfrey Theatre rising stars from Shared Voices, celebrate Women’s History Month, performing music with an emphasis on female composers and artists. Free tickets.
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
Claiming Your Space: A Celebration of Black Music at Juilliard
This concert will commemorate the 90th anniversary of a 1934 concert curated by H.T. Burleigh that featured Black Juilliard singers and instrumentalists and celebrated the work of Black artists and composers. Hosted by Founder/Artistic Director Denyce Graves, the evening will revisit works from Burleigh's 1934 program alongside world premiere student compositions that have been commissioned for the present occasion. This event is curated and written by Fredara Mareva Hadley.
FEBRUARY 23, 2024
DGF celebrates 3rd anniversary & Behind the Curtain at The Metropolitan Opera
The Denyce Graves Foundation celebrates its third anniversary with Shared Voices at The Metropolitan Opera. The Metropolitan Opera presents Behind the Curtain and a masterclass with Artistic Administrator, Michael Heaston.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
FEBRUARY 15-17, 2024
Opera Carolina: The Passion of Mary Cardwell Dawson & Exhibit
Based on a true story - Mary Cardwell Dawson took the world by storm, training hundreds of African American youth to sing, and founding the longest-running, all-Black opera company. Her dream to bring music to African American audiences came true—and it changed the future of opera. Exhibit and performances presented in partnership with The Denyce Graves Foundation.
JANUARY 27, 2024 11:00AM
Shared Voices Industry Day
with Ed Tetreault
Ed Tetreault, Director of Recording Operations & Facilities at the Johns Hopkins Peabody Institute, presents a session entitled, "Recording the Voice: A Guide to Capturing Diversity." Assisting Ed in the Peabody recording studio will be SV cohort member, Valarie Miles.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
JANUARY 25-27, 2024
DGF at SphinxConnect 2024
Dr. Liana Valente, our Shared Voices Coordinator, to present at SphinxConnect. The Sphinx Organization brings the largest and longest-standing convening dedicated to diversity and inclusion in classical music! With over 30 sessions designed to inspire and ignite action and spark collaboration.
JANUARY 20-21, 2024
Shared Voices: Immersive Weekend
Shared Voices cohort members at Peabody Institute to experience a weekend of acting training, coachings, and masterclasses. Masterclasses feature bass-baritone, Kevin Short and baritone, Eric Greene.
JANUARY 14, 2024 11:15AM
Martin Luther King Day Holy Eucharist at
Washington National Cathedral
Musical selections presented by the Foundation underscore civil rights struggles and triumphs, particularly the non-violent efforts led by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Rev. Andrew Young. Works presented will feature composers Moses Hogan, Hall Johnson, Daniel Ragland, and Damien Sneed, sung by Soprano, Symone Harcum and Tenor, Andrew Turner.
DECEMBER 13, 2023 5:30PM
Community Day Event
Holiday Concert Celebrating African-American Composers and Performers
Join lyric soprano Natanya Sheva-Washer, soprano Simone Brown, and pianist JoyAnne Amani at the Linden Park Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland for a free holiday concert Community Day experience.
NOVEMBER 17,18 & 19 2023
Excerpts from the Operas of Chevalier de Saint-Georges and Mozart : 4 Performances presented by Opera@Morgan
The Brilliance of Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Scenes from L'amant anomyme (Anonymous Lover): Chevalier de Saint-Georges and Scenes from the operas of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. 4 Performances at the Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center in Baltimore, MD – Visit the Morgan State website (link below) to purchase tickets.
NOVEMBER 4, 2023 11:00AM
Shared Voices Industry Day with Simone Brown and Symone Harcum: Leveraging Your Social Media Presence
Cohorts will join Simone Brown, DGF Social Media Director, and Symone Harcum, DGF Executive Administrator, as they discuss the many ways to use social media to enhance their career opportunities.They will learn strategies for creating media blasts and timelines, recording and editing short videos, and creating an exciting presence online to increase their visibility.
OCTOBER 14, 2023
Shared Voices Industry Day with Contralto Gwendolyn Brown
The Ability To Step In (And Bring Down The House) and Other Necessary Vocal Career Things To Consider That You May Have Not Paid Attention To - a Shared Voices Industry Day presentation with Contralto Gwendolyn Brown.
OCTOBER 7, 2023 11:00AM
Shared Voices Industry Day
with Louise Toppin: Is Black Song for all of us? Music of the African Diaspora
This presentation will examine the journey of Louise Toppin from classical singer to researcher of music of the African Diaspora. Through presentation and conversation, Toppin will explore the use of Black Song in classroom and studio presentations, and discuss available resources to assist researchers and performers in their work.
SEPTEMBER 29, 2023
Convergence:
Exploring the Effects of Mutual Inspiration on Artist and Industry
This concert & talkback event presented as part of Shared Voices Symposium 2023: In the Driver's Seat.
Join us in Griswold Hall at Johns Hopkins Peabody Institute in Baltimore for a special concert and talkback event! With Symone Harcum, soprano, Andrew Turner, tenor, and José Meléndez, pianist, featuring the works of Mozart, Verdi, Jasmine Barnes, Will Liverman, John Carter, Hall Johnson and many more.
SEPTEMBER 29–OCTOBER 1, 2023
Announcing Shared Voices Symposium 2023: In the Driver's Seat
Hosted by Johns Hopkins University's Peabody Institute
To launch the second year of its flagship initiative, Shared Voices, the Denyce Graves Foundation will offer a Classical Vocal Arts Symposium to participants in their second program year. This immersive experience offers an intensive, one-of-a kind opportunity for classical vocal arts and industry engagement, to give aspiring classical singers the knowledge and tools to become successful.
JUNE 18, 2023
4:00PM EST
Community Event
Juneteenth Concert: Celebrating African American Composers & Performers
AT BABCOCK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
8240 LOCH RAVEN BLVD, TOWSON, MD 21286
Featuring Natanya Sheva Washer, Lyric Soprano, Kevin Webb, Tenor, and JoyAnne Amani, Piano
MAY 18, 2023
11:00A.M.–4:00PM EST
Hidden No More: Outstanding Classical Vocal Artists You Need To Know at the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History & Culture, Heritage Hall
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Part of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of
African American History and Culture Community Day
Join us throughout this Community Day for a series of performances from our Shared Voices student cohort members, and learn about the ongoing
impact classical vocal artists throughout history still have on the talented voices of tomorrow.
FEBRUARY 23, 2023 ALL DAY
The Denyce Graves Foundation celebrates its 2nd Anniversary
FEBRUARY 23, 2023 8:00A.M. EST
The Denyce Graves Foundation appears on Good Morning America
Help us celebrate our 2nd Birthday by watching Robin Roberts interview Denyce Graves, Thursday morning on Good Morning America at 8:00AM EST. They will discuss the foundation and our HBCU/ Conservatory initiative Shared Voices. Featuring Shared Voices student cohorts Sophia Baete, Darius Jackson, Kevin Webb, and Hannah Jones. Kevin Webb sings live with Robin Roberts. We hope you tune in!
MARCH 23, 2023
Shared Voices Master class with Melissa Wegner of the Metropolitan Opera, hosted by The Denyce Graves Foundation in collaboration with the Metropolitan Opera, hosted by Morgan State University
In person at the Murphy Fine Arts Center in Baltimore, MD
MARCH 18, 2023 11:00AM
Shared Voices Industry Day: Financial Planning 101 with Glen Esteban
Glen Esteban, financial advisor for 25 years, offers instruction in financial planning to our Shared Voices student cohorts in this second session of a 3-part virtual series.
MARCH 28, 2023 11:00AM
Shared Voices Industry Day: Legit vs. Belt with Craig Wich, Pt. 2
In this virtual event for our Shared Voices student cohorts, Craig Wich of Craig Wich Studios discusses the three most dangerous words in the musical theater lexicon: Legit, Mix, and Belt.
MAY 23, 2023 6:00PM
The 2023 Denyce Graves Award Gala Honoring Lawrence Brownlee
Save the date for the 2023 Denyce Graves Award Gala, taking place at the Planet Word Museum in Washington D. C. honoring Lawrence Brownlee, leading international operatic tenor and voice for activism and diversity. Tickets and more information available soon.
THE PASSION OF MARY CARDWELL DAWSON
Featuring Denyce Graves
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2023 AT 7:00 PM
SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 2023 AT 2:00 PM & 5:00 PM
The Kennedy Center | TERRACE THEATRE
2700 F. Street, NW Washington, D.C. 20566
Our Hidden Voices program will launch in conjunction with The Passion of Mary Cardwell Dawson at The Kennedy Center with events open to the public January 21st and 22nd. Join us Saturday morning at the Kennedy Center where we be unveiling our very first Hidden Voices Exhibit about the life of Mary Cardwell Dawson. Saturday morning's event is free and perfect for the whole family.
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