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| 8412 | Felix Baumann: Fährte (1998) |
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for trombone solo sFr. 13.00 , € 10.00 When the ground is soft enough, the game leave a trail.
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| 2609 | Max E. Keller: zerblasen (1992/93) |
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for instrumental ensemble (fl.ob.cl(bcl).bn/hn.tpt.tbn/db) sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00 An obsessive, pulsating sequence is stopped down again and again and shortened whenever some sound fields establish themselves in the interstitial. A new multifaceted music replaces the worn down rhythm.
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| 3807 | Thomas David Müller: Gehen. 46 Vorwärts- / Rückwärtsbewegungen (1992) |
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for trombone solo sFr. 18.00 , € 14.00 | ||
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| 0206 | Walter Baer: Somnium Daedali (1976) |
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for tenor/bass trombone and piano sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00 The Dream of Daedalus is a vision of the inventor of momentous creations such as flying machines or the labyrinth. We hear amorphous material confronted by predictable structures in several sequences. An extremely differentiated handling of sound.
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| 10003 | Kit Powell: Sonatina for Trombone (1986) |
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for trombone and piano sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00 (Posaunenstimme bei SME/EMS: sFr. 12.-; € 12.-) Composed in four movements (like a sonata da chiesa).
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| 10047 | Kit Powell: (2006) |
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sFr. 23.00 , € 18.00 (Stimmen: sFr. 29; € 22.-)
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| 8303 | Dieter Ammann: Developments (1993) |
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for 2 trumpets, horn, trombone and tuba sFr. 21.00 , € 16.00 | ||
| 6413 | George Barcos: Deux Pièces pour quatuor de trombones (two pieces for four trombones) (1993) |
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| 17909 | Andreas Brenner: Prismen (2011) |
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for wind quintet (horn, 2 trumpets, trombone, tuba) and organ sFr. 29.00 , € 22.00 (Stimmen: sFr. 18.-; € 14.-) Short three or four tone phrases of equidistant intervals are combined in such a way as to form sound structures similar to those found in tonal music. This piece uses a radically reduced amount of material in ever-changing combinations to create prismatic radiations. The sound structures are relics, nothing but colour values - no longer bound by gravity to a base tone (as in tonal music), but produced through a constructive law. This is also the case with the E major chord, which brings this piece to a 'concilitory' end.
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| 0923 | Jacques Demierre: Quelques remarques (1991) |
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for flute, clarinet, horn, trombone and four-handed piano sFr. 57.00 , € 44.00 (Parties: sFr. 90.-; € 90.-) | ||
| 14426 | Stefan Feingold: Tantal (1997/99) |
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"Planet Music" for brass quintet (1.2.1.1) and piano sFr. 57.00 , € 44.00 This work is in three movements, parts of which are in aleatoric notation.
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| 11906 | Claude Ferrier: König Salomo (1996, rev. 1999) |
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for brass quintet (0.2.3.0) and four-part mixed choir sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00 Text: Bibel / Liturgy Text taken from the Song of Songs. A version for mixed eight-part choir is available from the composer.
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| 9053 | Edu Haubensak: Spazio Due (2006) |
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Quartet for trumpet in B, Eb Alto saxophone, trombone and piano in skordatura (2nd tuning) sFr. 31.00 , € 24.00 | ||
| 2666 | Max E. Keller: les pompiers (souvenir de Berlin) (1996) |
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for four trombones, piano, electric guitar and electronic sound expansion sFr. 16.00 , € 12.00 Contains a large improvised portion - works humorously with the fire brigade-fourth. Simple pitch shifting and echoplex (quasi belt sander with a duration of 20 seconds).
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| 2682 | Max E. Keller: Rotondo (1999) |
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for nonet (oboe, bassoon, trumpet, trombone, viola, double bass, accordion, piano and percussion) sFr. 122.00 , € 94.00 A composition in cooperation with Werner Bärtschi, Ulrich Gasser, Max Eugen Keller, Martin Sigrist and Peter Wettstein ('Komponistensekretariat' Zurich) with sixty segments, each fifty seconds long. Cyclic composition.
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| 2688 | Max E. Keller: Zwillinge (2001) |
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for clarinet (bcl), trombone, violoncello and piano sFr. 18.00 , € 14.00 This work is based on the interactions of the instruments in such a manner that the very close combination of twos (twins) are at the centre and with which one, two or no ‘free’ instruments can consort. The musical process is born of a dialectic between the above mentioned network and its realisation through three almost archetypal musical base models.
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| 2692 | Max E. Keller: Sans cesse (2001) |
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for oboe, bassoon, horn, trombone, violin, viola, violoncello and double bass sFr. 18.00 , € 14.00 | ||
| 26134 | Max E. Keller: (2009) |
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sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00
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| 2859 | Alfred Knüsel: eine Art Klangvorstellung - unbekannt - als wohltemperierte Gegenwelt zu durchtechnisierter Information (2005) |
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Trio for violoncello, double bass and trombone sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00 1. RetroSehnsucht 2. Assoziationsfelder 3. Environment, komplementär
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| 2862 | Alfred Knüsel: Vesper als Massstabwechsel von einer Realität in eine andere (2006/07) |
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for soprano, choir (SATB), flute, zink (tr), trombone and organ sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00 1. Doxologie 2. Antiphon 3. Ektenie I 4. Hymne 5. Ektenie II
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| 2908 | Josef Kost: Soliloquio roteante (1994) |
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for two flutes, trombone and four-handed piano sFr. 23.00 , € 18.00 A virtuosic chamber musical piece designed for advanced amateurs.
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| 3119 | Urban Mäder: Annäherung an Dorfmusik (1991) |
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for clarinet and brass instruments (cn.bugle[=2tpt]/hn.tbn.tb) sFr. 31.00 , € 24.00 Adaptation of folk musical elements.
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| 7107 | Valentin Marti: Rainshadows (1996/99) |
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for bass clarinet, trombone, violoncello and percussion sFr. 42.00 , € 32.00 Shadowy diffused sounds are generated below the sound spectrum of the rainstick. Sounds which, the stronger and more corporeal they appear, the more fragile they really are. Requires three rainsticks. World premiere: 25.02.00 in Baden by the 'Ensemble Avance'.
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| 7126 | Valentin Marti: Exposure (2003) |
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for alto saxophone, trombone, accordion, piano and percussion sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00 World premiere: 20.9.03 in Lugano by Ensemble Oggimusica.
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| 9703 | Hans-Jürg Meier: das licht um einen schatten heller machen (1993/95) |
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for violin and trombone sFr. 16.00 , € 12.00 Three-part piece: grosse Entfernung - Nähe - Entfernung, ohne die innere Beziehung zu verlieren.
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| 9708 | Hans-Jürg Meier: zeitsand (1995) |
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for two recorders, zink, trombone, violin and two violoncelli sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00 The 'Harmonies' by Erik Satie are the basis for several parts. Conductor of use.
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| 9713 | Hans-Jürg Meier: at (1998) |
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for alto flute, trombone, violin, viola and violoncello sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00 In the middle of the players sits a tub of water into which small pebbles are thrown. This triggers musical actions from the players.
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| 9729 | Hans-Jürg Meier: nie setzt es ein (2002) |
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for flute, (bfl, cbfl), horn, two trumpets, trombone and tuba sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00 Helical searching for osculation points.
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| 3415 | Thomas K. J. Mejer: Macula Matris (1995/96) |
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for seven musicians (fl(pic,bfl,cbfl).cl(bcl,cbcl).bn(cbn)/tbn/hp/perc/vc), seven speakers and seven dancers. sFr. 200.00 , € 158.00 Texts: Hermann Berger, André Gide, Marisa Holder, Elfriede Jelinek, Milan Kundera, Irmgard Morgner, Karin Struck A stage work, somewhere between performance and installation.
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| 9817 | Laurent Mettraux: Elégie, M. 529 (1995/97) |
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for trombone and organ sFr. 21.00 , € 16.00 (Partie séparée: sFr. 10.-; € 10.-) A piece of noble temperament, very well suited to the character of the trombone.
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| 3811 | Thomas David Müller: Zwei Sequenzen: Stehstelle / Gehstelle (1993) |
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for violin, violoncello, clarinet, three trombones and piano sFr. 42.00 , € 32.00 Both sequences are attempts at reaching emptiness and consequently to liberate space through non-speech and anti-speech methods respectively. The performers perform and, as it were, 'speak' on scrap metal taken from Thomas Bernhard's 'Gehen'.
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| 9911 | Maria A. Niederberger: Images (1997) |
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for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, trombone, double-bass, piano and percussion sFr. 57.00 , € 44.00 I. Fluid Shapes, II. Light and Shadow, III. Symmetries - Broken Symmetries. Piano and trumpet accentuated.
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| 4002 | Daniel Ott: im museum (1987) |
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Musical theatre piece for a group of children and piccolo, bass clarinet, tuba, accordion, mandolin (guitar), violin and four percussion instruments sFr. 31.00 , € 24.00 Texts: Folksong Can be played individually: ‘kinderspiele’ for 2 percussionists (glock.vib.cym) [2'] ‘le ranz des vaches’ for 6 tuned cow bells (f#+2,g2,d2,g#+3,a3,e4), one player [2']
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| 4009 | Daniel Ott: 17 1/2 (1995) |
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Scenic composition for 4 guitars, 2 mandolins, dulcimer, viola, 2 double bass, saxophone, trombone, tuba, accordeon and three percussion instruments sFr. 55.00 , € 42.00 Spatial composition based on the sound memories of the musicians/singers.
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| 4317 | Ernst Pfiffner: Sestetto d'Isissa (1995/96) |
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for oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trombone and percussion sFr. 31.00 , € 24.00 Work series A: Music for concerts.
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| 10027 | Kit Powell: Salmagundi (1998) |
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for brass ensemble (four trumpets, two horns, tuba and four trombones) sFr. 60.00 , € 46.00 An entertainment piece using German and English folksongs.
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| 10036 | Kit Powell: (2003) |
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sFr. 23.00 , € 18.00 (Stimmen: sFr. 16.-; € 12.-)
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| 10038 | Kit Powell: (2004-2005) |
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sFr. 57.00 , € 44.00 (Stimmen: sFr. 16; € 12.-)
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| 10045 | Kit Powell: (2004) |
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sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00 (Stimmen: sFr. 47; € 36.-)
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| 16023 | Alex Rüedi: Blechtett (2009) |
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for 2 trumpets, horn, trombone and tuba sFr. 47.00 , € 36.00 (Stimmen SME: sFr. 46.-; € 46.-) | ||
| 4534 | Martin Schlumpf: Cumuli III (3-4-1-5-2 - Kapitel II im Buch der Proportionen) (1999) |
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for flute, clarinet, soprano saxophone, trombone, electric piano (or piano), electric bass (or double bass) and percussion sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00 | ||
| 10237 | Michael Schneider: (1991-2010) |
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sFr. 16.00 , € 12.00
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| 16304 | Felix Schüeli: Stück für Klarinette & Posaune (piece for clarinet and trombone) (1999) |
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| 16308 | Felix Schüeli: Septett (2001) |
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for trumpet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, trombone, violin, violoncello and double bass sFr. 26.00 , € 20.00 (Stimmen: sFr. 18.-; € 12.00) "I dealt with the subject of the four-part fugue in g minor from the WTK (Vol.I) as a model for this piece. I used these parts continually in various appendages and confronted them with a groovy theme." (composer).
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| 4811 | Andreas Stahl: sextett (1993/94) |
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for soprano, violin, violoncello, trombone, percussion, piano, electronic tape and a piece of mechanical equipment sFr. 31.00 , € 24.00 A half-scenic attempt to look at the common ground between musical and theatrical operation and the resulting relationship between movement and sound.
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| 4814 | Andreas Stahl: again, sam! (1998) |
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for violoncello, double-bass, baritone saxophone, bass clarinet, two tenor-bass trombones and two percussion instruments sFr. 47.00 , € 36.00 An initial piece based on repetition presented in such a way that the repeated elements, located on many different levels, are not always immediately recognizable. This gives the impression of a loosely fabricated form. It is sonorously very soft with lots of sounds and lots of interlocking rhythms. Requires a conductor.
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| 4926 | Mathias Steinauer: Sott'acqua, op. 17.3 (1999) |
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for soprano saxophone, horn, trombone, percussion and piano sFr. 29.00 , € 22.00 Partly with an improvised second piano (ad libitum).
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| 17107 | Bruno Stöckli: Bribes (2001) |
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for viola, violoncello, trombone, tuba and piano sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00 | ||
| 17515 | Raymond Vauterin: Intrada (1996) |
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for brass (2.3.3.2.btba) and 2 timpani sFr. 42.00 , € 32.00 | ||
| 10717 | De-Qing Wen: Piping and Drumming (2000) |
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for wind and percussion instruments (fl.ob.cl.asx.bn/tpt.tbn/3perc/pf) sFr. 62.00 , € 48.00 (Matériel SME/EMS: sFr. 62.-; € 20.-) 'Piping and Drumming' is a traditional Chinese musical form that uses only wind instruments and percussion. It is often played at ceremonies.
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| 10814 | Martin Wendel: Fünf Stücke für Blechbläserquartett, op. 42 (five pieces for brass quartet, op. 42) (1983) |
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for two trumpets and two trombones sFr. 29.00 , € 22.00 This piece is not a collection of isolated miniatures - the five pieces result in a cyclic whole.
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| 7836 | Hansruedi Willisegger: Frau Musica zur Ehr (1973) |
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for youth choir, mixed choir, three trumpets, three trombones and tuba sFr. 34.00 , € 26.00 text: Folksong
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| 8213 | Alfons Karl Zwicker: Konstellation mit Mondtransit (1998/99) |
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for soprano, violin, trombone, violoncello, clarinet and piano sFr. 55.00 , € 42.00 A piece with aperspective performance practice. The ever-changing aspects on the radix planets (instrumentalists) by the transitory moon (soprano) are made audible.
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| 5247 | Balz Trümpy: EIS EROTA (2002) |
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for soprano, baritone, horn, two trumpets, trombone, percussion and strings sFr. 62.00 , € 48.00 Sappho and Alkaios from the isle of Lesbos are amongst the most prestigious representatives of Greek lyrics strongly connected with the Orpheus saga. After the heavenly singer has lost his beloved Eurydice to the underworld and, spurned by his endless mourning, he seeks the love of other women. Bacchante tear him to pieces in an angry rage and cast his head into the sea. The tide washes it onto the shores of Lesbos - here his mouth is once again brought to speech by the lyric of the island. Mythological notions merge with personal experience and sufferance in connection with the erotic. Eros is the ‘weirdest God’ (Alkaois) whose effect is to rip open the abyss between the highest fulfilment and the degeneration towards death. The elemental force with which he encompasses man awakes in him an orpheic longing for immortality and the desire to overcome the underworld; simultaneously bringing even more painfully the forlornness of his wish to consciousness. While Alkaios attempts to forget in wild drunkenness and sexual indulgence, we eavesdrop on Sappho, and the dark tones of a wish for love in which pain resonates with the transient. EIS EROTA combines fragments from both poets to produce a dialogue on the subject of love and death.
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