Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Wind Ensemble
2024 College Band Directors National Association,
Western/Northwestern Division Conference | Las Vegas Academy of the Arts
Wednesday, March 27, 2024 | 7:30pm
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THE LAS VEGAS ACADEMY OF THE ARTS WIND ENSEMBLE
John Seaton, Director
David Maccabee, Director
In a special performance at the 2024 CBDNA W/NW Division Conference
Las Vegas Academy of the Arts promotes an interdisciplinary foundation for lifelong learning by motivating, empowering, and challenging our students to be academic, artistic, and compassionate individuals.
Las Vegas Academy of the Arts: http://lasvegasacademy.net/
Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Band: http://lvaband.com/
LAS VEGAS ACADEMY OF THE ARTS
The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts (LVA) is one of the premier arts magnet schools in the nation. LVA’s award-winning programs serve approximately 1,700 students in Clark County, Nevada. Located in the center of the Las Vegas Founders District, LVA serves students from throughout the Clark County School District in grades 9-12. LVA provides students the opportunity to pursue a conservatory major in the areas of dance, music, theater, or visual arts. The programs available include band, vocal music, dance, guitar, mariachi, orchestra, photography, piano, studio art, technical theater, theater, graphic design, video production, and world jazz studies. LVA is a part of the Clark County School District, and is free for students to attend. LVA offers students academically challenging learning experiences and empowers them with the 21st-century skills and knowledge to compete successfully in the international workplace. LVA is a FIVE-STAR school according to the Nevada School Accountability System and boasts a 100% graduation rate, with a rigorous Advanced Placement program as well as many dual credit and CTE programs. Eighty percent of its graduating seniors enroll in a post-secondary institution, and last year, over $22 million in scholarships were awarded.
The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts has received national, state, and local accolades, including recognition from the White House and Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman. LVA has received twelve Grammy Signature School Awards for excellence in music programs and was recognized by the International Network of Performing and Visual Arts Schools as a STAR school. In 2000, the U.S. Department of Education recognized LVA as a New American High School. In 2002, the U.S. Department of Education honored LVA as a U.S. Blue Ribbon School, making it one out of only 17 high schools in the country to have received both prestigious awards. LVA has been designated a School of Distinction by Magnet Schools of America, and in 2013, received the Outstanding Arts School Award from the Arts Schools Network (ASN), the nation’s largest professional membership organization of specialized arts schools. Most recently, ASN awarded LVA Exemplary Status 2018-2023 for overall excellence and leadership in arts education.
LAS VEGAS ACADEMY OF THE ARTS BAND PROGRAM
The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Band Program focuses on developing musicianship through a comprehensive music education program. Students receive regularly scheduled small group instruction (sectionals), as well as individualized instruction from staff and private lesson instructors. The LVA Band Program offers performance opportunities with three levels of concert bands, as well as two levels of orchestral winds and percussion classes paired with full orchestra.
Sectional classes are partnered with large ensembles to further assist students in their musical development, with electives also available in Music Technology and Music Theory. In addition, students are offered a wide range of performance and travel opportunities, festival experiences, and interactions with world-renowned guest artists.
The Las Vegas Academy Band Program has been recognized as a Blue Ribbon Program of Excellence award winner by the National Band Association, as well as a Mark of Excellence winner in the National Wind Band Honors Project. Recent performances outside of Nevada for the program include the Las Vegas Academy Wind Ensemble performing as an invited guest at the Pacific Basin Music Festival (2016), Western International Band Clinic (2017), a gala performance at the Musikverein in Vienna, Austria (2019), and the 76th Annual Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic (2022). Past performances include the Music for All National Concert Band Festival, multiple UNLV Wind Orchestra concerts, as well as the Auditorio de Zaragoza in Zaragoza, Spain. Guest artists have included performers such as Timothy McAllister, Epoch Percussion Quartet, Joe Alessi (New York Philharmonic, principal trombone), Chris Castellanos, the Boston Brass, and numerous others. Guest composers that have been on campus to work with the Wind Ensemble include Kimberly Archer, Viet Cuong, Michael Torke, and Shuying Li.
Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Wind Ensemble
Flute
Elizabeth Alsenz, Ivy Cuda, Gianna Gagliano, Shiloh Ha, Kenna Rushforth, Oliver Tanouye, Angela Wang
Oboe
Noah Hill, Heidi Ringger, Emilia Tranquilino
Bassoon
Richard Aron, Kaylynne Cantwell, Claire Gillespie, John Hussey
Clarinet
Cadence Cole, Melody Cole, Brennan Fischl, Ruben Gonzaga Matias, Jong Min Kang, Alana Luna, Kelsey Meikle, Eliel Perez, Isabella Polyak, Abigail Tamrat
Bass Clarinet
Zebulun Clarke, Emanuelle Eustaquio
Saxophone
Christopher Montanez, Robert Morales, Wilson Ricard, Andrew Stroud, Christian Tassin, Brady Thom
Trumpet
Brandon Blanco, Scott Brady, Haley Downey, Charisse Kawakami, Owen O'Donnell, Joseph Thornton
Horn
Julia DeLoe, Cole Kalahiki, Dominic Polyak, Evelyn Robbins, Melanie Zelaya
Trombone
Erik Cruz, Daniel Do, Shane Downey, Quinton Krull, Gabriel Madayag, Antonio Ricafort
Euphonium
Alexander Allred, Liora Fink, Nyomi Miller
Tuba
Ethan Arnal, Austin Birmingham, Bradon Greenis, Mason Rafferty
Percussion
Evangeline Abbeduto, Matthew Heide, Harvard (Trey) Lomax, Addison Mangusing, Eileen Wang, Jordan Yanos
Bass
Jason Streets
Piano
Raylen Oliveros
Fanfare Politeia
Kimberly K. Archer
Fanfare Politeia is an homage to the origins of our democracy, and to the ancient sources that Madison, Hamilton, Jefferson, and Adams drew from in their conceiving and writing our Constitution. "Politeia" is a Greek word derived from "polis" (city). Aristotle used the term to represent concepts such as citizens' rights and constitutional government, while Plato's examination of justice – a book which we now call The Republic, in English – was actually entitled Politeia in the original Greek.
Commissioned by "The President's Own" United States Marine Band for the 59th Presidential Inauguration, Fanfare Politeia celebrates our traditions of a free and fair election, and of a peaceful transfer of power.
–Program Note by Composer
Lunette
Michael Torke
*World Premiere*
I wrote, recorded, and released an album of piano pieces in 2023, called Sessions, 3 A.M. Fifteen short pieces use order and symmetry to convey key architectural features of churches and cathedrals. The aim is to transcend the self to find peace, warmth, and respite. John Seaton suggested that this music might work well for band. LUNETTE is the first transcription from this series.
–Program Note by Composer
La Fiesta Mexicana
H. Owen Reed
III. Carnival
La Fiesta Mexicana is an admirable work that receives frequent performances from high school and collegiate bands. This programmatic piece evokes a variety of styles, depicting fireworks, a parade, a mass (with cantor), a circus, a bullfight, and a mariachi performance. In addition to the full band parts, an off-stage ensemble is enlisted in the score. This entertaining piece works particularly well when the ensemble has plenty of rhythmically proficient musicians. Occasionally, bands abbreviate the performance time by performing selected movements rather than the entire work.
–Program Note from Great Music for Wind Band
Starry Ocean
Shuying Li
*World Premiere*
Starry Ocean is a musical journey that takes listeners deep into the depths of the ocean, capturing the alluring spectacle of marine life as it mirrors the mystical allure of a star-filled sky. The narrative in the music seeks to depict the enchanting undersea landscape that resembles Van Gogh's "Starry Night." The piece begins with a tranquil, serene depiction of the undersea world, gradually building in complexity as the marine life becomes more active and vibrant. The music reflects this flurry of activity within this undersea cosmos, creating a soundscape that is as intriguing as the bioluminescent creatures in the deep ocean.
Starry Ocean is a celebration of the beauty and mystery of our oceans, presented through the lens of a grade 3+ wind ensemble.
–Program Note by Composer
Embers and Droplets
Jorge Machain
Embers and Droplets was commissioned by Quinton Krull as part of his generous donation to the 2023 Opulence Gala for the Las Vegas Academy of Performing Arts. The piece begins with woodwinds playing quartal harmony while the melody is passed on by the upper woodwinds. Following this statement, the brass carries the melody on a lower, much richer, and lush register. The middle section brings the entire ensemble to an exciting and deeply profound moment, encompassing a feeling of riveting emotion by the extreme registers of the instruments and lushness of the chords. We bring the piece to a close with a quieter and tranquil moment leaving the listener with a sense of warmth and reflection.
–Program Note by Composer
Music for Prague 1968
Karel Husa
I. Introduction and Fanfare
II. Aria
III. Interlude
IV. Toccata and Chorale
It is the composer’s wish that the following foreword be printed in its entirety in all concert programs of each performance of Music for Prague 1968:
Three main ideas bind the composition together. The first and most important is an old Hussite war song from the 15th century, Ye Warriors of God and His Law, a symbol of resistance and hope for hundreds of years, whenever fate lay heavy on the Czech nation. It has been utilized also by many Czech composers, including Smetana in My Country. The beginning of this religious song is announced very softly in the first movement by the timpani and concludes in a strong unison (Chorale). The song is never used in its entirety.
The second idea is the sound of bells throughout, Prague, named also the City of “Hundreds of Towers,” has used its magnificently sounding church bells as calls of distress as well as of victory. The last idea is a motif of three chords first appearing very softly under the piccolo solo at the beginning of the piece, in flutes, clarinets and horns. Later it reappears at extremely strong dynamic levels, for example, in the middle of the Aria.
Different techniques of composing as well as orchestrating have been used in Music for Prague 1968 and some new sounds explored, such as the percussion section in the Interlude, the ending of the work, etc. Much symbolism also appears: in addition to the distress calls in the first movement (Fanfares), the unbroken hope of the Hussite song, sound of bells, or the tragedy (Aria), there is also the bird call at the beginning (piccolo solo), a symbol of the liberty which the City of Prague has seen only for moments during its thousand years of existence.
–Karel Husa
JOHN SEATON serves as the Director of Bands at the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts, an arts magnet school in the Clark County (Las Vegas) School District, one of the largest school districts in the country. Mr. Seaton is in his 8th year at the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts and his 4th year as Director of Bands. His responsibilities include conducting the Wind Ensemble (V3) and Symphonic Band (V1), Co-Conducting the Philharmonic Orchestra (O4) and teaching Woodwind Techniques. Ensembles under Mr. Seaton’s direction have consistently garnered superior ratings in adjudication, and maintain an active schedule of travel and conference performances, recently receiving the invitations to perform at the 76th annual Midwest Clinic in 2022 and the Western International Band Clinic in 2023. In 2018, Mr. Seaton was recognized as a “Teacher of Influence” at a reception hosted at UNLV, in which a recent LVA graduate submitted an essay highlighting his influence on their path to college. Mr. Seaton was recently selected by a student panel of the Las Vegas Young Artists Orchestra as the 2023 "High School Music Teacher of the Year," for "going above and beyond to offer students unique musical experiences, inspiring students to succeed, and exposing students to diverse repertoire, styles, and genres."
As a saxophonist, he has performed multiple times with both the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Las Vegas Philharmonic, and has performed concerti as a soloist with both the Wright State University Chamber Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra, the Miami Valley Symphony Orchestra, and The Desert Winds. Additionally, he has given recitals across the United States and on the international stage, including performances at multiple North American Saxophone Alliance (NASA) Conferences, the U.S. Navy Band International Saxophone Symposium, the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) State Conference, the Blue Wisp Jazz Club, and both a solo and quartet recital of world premieres at the 2012 World Saxophone Congress XVI in St. Andrews, Scotland.
Consistently in demand as a guest clinician and private instructor, Mr. Seaton has been invited to conduct honor bands including the Wright State University High School Honor Band (2020), Making Music Matter Foundation Summer Honor Winds (2017-present), and the Lake Tahoe Music Camp Symphonic Band (2023, 2024). He has previously taught applied saxophone lessons for the Bienen School of Music at Northwestern University, and district-wide clinics for the Clark County School District, and high schools across the United States. Students under his instruction have been accepted into the saxophone studios at the University of Michigan, Northwestern University, Youngstown State University, Wright State University, the Interlochen Saxophone Institute, and the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. An avid writer, he has been published multiple times by The Instrumentalist magazine with articles including “Adjusting Saxophone Fingerings” and “The Art of Teaching Saxophone: An Interview with Timothy McAllister.” Mr. Seaton has also recently presented invited sessions at both the Arts Schools Network and Nevada Music Teachers Association conferences.
Outside of the classroom, Mr. Seaton serves as the Associate Conductor and Principal Saxophonist of The Desert Winds: A Contemporary Wind Ensemble, which recently traveled to perform at The Midwest Clinic in 2016. The organization features a roster of performers that include many local music educators, college students and freelance musicians. Since its debut, the Desert Winds has reached thousands of people through both inspiring performances and educational programs. Mr. Seaton also serves as the wind section coach for the Las Vegas Young Artists Orchestra, a high school/collegiate extracurricular youth orchestra.
Mr. Seaton holds an M.M. in Saxophone Performance with Program Honors from the Bienen School of Music at Northwestern University and a B.M. in Music Education, summa cum laude, from the Wright State University School of Music. His primary teachers include Timothy McAllister and Shelley Jagow. Mr. Seaton is a Conn-Selmer Artist, D’Addario Woodwinds Artist, and Key Leaves artist. He performs exclusively on Selmer Paris saxophones, D’Addario reeds, and uses Key Leaves saxophone care products.
DAVID MACCABEE is currently the Associate Director of Bands at the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts. His responsibilities there include conducting the Wind Symphony, Co-Conducting the Symphony Orchestra, as well as teaching Chamber Music, Brass Methods, and Music Theory.
He was formerly Director of Bands at United Township High School (UTHS), in East Moline, Illinois from 1986-2016 where he was director of all instrumental music ensembles. Previous positions include Geneseo and Nokomis Illinois school systems, immediate past Director of the Prairie Wind Ensemble, and most recently was the Associate Director of Bands at Palo Verde High School, in Las Vegas, NV.
David Maccabee is a frequent guest conductor, clinician, and adjudicator throughout the United States. His professional affiliations include the NEA, NAfME, the National Band Association (where he served as Illinois State Chair in 2014-15), and Pi Kappa Lambda. Maccabee has received accolades from the city of East Moline, East Moline Rotary Club, John Deere and Co., UTHS, Western Illinois University, VanderCook College of Music, and a seven-time recipient of the National Band Association’s Citation of Excellence
Under his direction, the UTHS Symphonic Band was selected for five featured stage performances at the Music for All National Concert Band Festival. In 1998, the UTHS Symphonic Band performed at the prestigious Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic. In 2014, Maccabee was named “Bandmaster of the Year” by the Illinois chapter of Phi Beta Mu. Under his direction, the UTHS Symphonic Band performed at the University of Illinois prestigious Superstate Band Festival on many occasions, and was named Honor Band in 2015. In 2000, he was elected to membership in the prestigious American Bandmasters Association.
In addition, the UTHS Marching Band received many awards and honors, including being a 16 time finalist at the State of Illinois Invitational Marching Championships, where they were named Class Champions on 6 different occasions. Additionally, the UTHS Marching Band was named both a Bands of America regional finalist, as well as a grand national semi-finalist.
Maccabee received his BME from Augustana College (IL) and received his MME from VanderCook College of Music.
KAREN CAMUGLIA is the Director of Operations with the Las Vegas Academy Band Program and has worked in that position since 2006. She is responsible for the finances, travel, and logistics for the bands along with helping students and parents navigate the road to college. Both of her sons graduated from LVA's band department, hold degrees in music performance, and have successful careers in music. Their education and experiences at LVA have shaped them both. "I feel very fortunate to be a part of the school and the music department here at LVA. The school changes lives and it’s extremely rewarding to be a part of this program.”
Prior to working in the Clark County School District she had an extensive career as a Computer Consultant, Trainer, and Client Manager with Quality Systems, Inc. in Southern California. A Milwaukee native, she worked with dental and medical offices across the U.S. and after many years of traveling she met her husband Rosario. They eventually moved to Las Vegas and have been there for over 30 years.
PATRICK BOWEN is the LVA Director of Percussion, and has been the Director of the World Jazz Studies program at the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts since 2001. He is presently the Principal Percussionist with the Las Vegas Philharmonic and performed in a two-year run as a percussionist in “Showstoppers” at Wynn Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. He played in the Sinatra 100: An All-Star GRAMMY Concert with stars such as Celine Dion, Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga, Garth Brooks, Harry Connick, Jr., Seth MacFarlane, and Usher to commemorate Frank Sinatra’s 100th birthday. He has been a guest soloist with the Hartt Symphony, Henderson Civic Orchestra, and UNLV Percussion Ensemble. He has also played with Elton John, Clint Black, Sheila E, Wynona Judd, Lionel Richie, Dudley Moore, Boys II Men, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Oleta Adams, Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Wonder, Don Henley, Tim McGraw, Brian McKnight, Andrea Bocelli, and David Foster.
Mr. Bowen has a Bachelor’s degree in Music Performance from the Hartt School of Music (Cum Laude), a Master’s degree in Music Performance from the University of Montana, and a Teaching Certificate from UNLV. He studied jazz under Jackie McClean, Nat Reeves, Jaki Byard, and Alexander Lepak. Patrick Bowen is proud to be endorsed
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As Director of the Division of Wind Band Studies and Professor of Conducting, THOMAS LESLIE has earned recognition for high quality performances of the UNLV Bands. During his tenure at UNLV, his bands have received critical acclaim from members of the international music world. Such notables include composers Malcolm Arnold, Bruce Broughton, Eric Whitacre and Frank Ticheli; United States Marine Band Conductor Emeritus Colonel John Bourgeois, (Ret.); Colonel Lowell Graham, Conductor United States Air Force Band, (Ret.); United States Navy Band Conductor Commander John Pastin (Ret.); Dr. Harry Begian, Director Emeritus, University of Illinois; Grammy Award winning recording artists Eric Marienthal, Jimmy Haslip, Will Kennedy, Bernie Dresel, Mitchel Forman and Russell Ferrante.
Recognized for a fresh, interpretative style among collegiate wind orchestras, Thomas Leslie and the UNLV Wind Orchestra continue to excel in their commitment to commission new works by the next generation of the world’s finest young composers. This ensemble, under Professor Leslie’s baton, has premiered numerous pieces commissioned by UNLV, Professor Leslie and the Wind Orchestra. Professor Leslie has conducted, and recorded twenty-one compact disc recordings with the UNLV Wind Orchestra. They are: 1994 – The UNLV Wind Symphony; Ghost Train; Gawd$illa Eats Las Vegas; It Takes a Village; Monkey; No Mo’ Chalumeau; Chunk (all title tracks commissioned by Thomas Leslie); BCM… Saves the World; Bandanna, the complete Daron Hagen opera; 3 Steps Forward, the premiere disc in the new UNLV Wind Orchestra Series for Klavier Recordings; Spiritual Planet; 4 Flew Over the Hornet’s Nest; The Quest; Vegas Maximus; Concerto for Marienthal; Marquee Mojo; Lost Vegas; Ventanas; The Return; and 24K Gould, and Quaternity the newest release in the collection. All of these recordings have received noteworthy acclaim in professional journals in addition to high praise from colleagues throughout the world.
An adjudicator and conductor throughout the United States, Professor Leslie has also been invited to conduct performances and clinics internationally in Australia, Austria ,Hungary, Ireland, Japan, England, Scotland, France, Switzerland, Germany, and Canada. Under his direction, the UNLV Wind Orchestra has appeared as an invited performing group at the College Band Directors National Association Conference in March 1994, the Music Educators National Conference Biennial Convention in April 1998, the American Bandmasters Association National Convention in March 2001, and numerous state music educator conferences. The UNLV Wind Orchestra performed as the featured ensemble at the Hokkaido Band Association Clinic in Sapporo, Japan, in May 2002, and was featured in multiple performance tour at the La Croix Valmer International Music Festival in St, Tropez, France in June 2005 and June 2016. The UNLV College of Fine Arts awarded Professor Leslie the CFA Teacher of the Year Award in 2006.
Thomas Leslie received degrees in Music Education from The University of Iowa and Indiana State University. Elected in March of 2012, Professor Leslie served office as the 75th President of the prestigious American Bandmasters Association and currently serves as a member of the ABA Nominating Committee, the ABA Membership Committee and the ABA Past President’s Ad Hoc Committee. He was originally inducted to membership in 1997 and he hosted the National Convention of this very distinguished group in Las Vegas in March 2001. He continues to be a long-standing member of the College Band Directors National Association, and has served as Western Division Chair for the National Band Association. Professor Leslie currently serves on the Board of Directors for the John Philip Sousa Foundation.
REED CHAMBERLIN serves as director of bands at the University of Nevada, Reno, where he conducts the Nevada Wind Ensemble, teaches conducting and guides the band program. He holds a doctor of musical arts degree in conducting from the Eastman School of Music where he was the assistant conductor of the Eastman Wind Ensemble, a Fennell Conducting Fellow and recipient of the Walter Hagen Prize in conducting.
Prior to his appointment at the University of Nevada, Reno, he served on the faculty of Seton Hill University in Pennsylvania and was a successful high school music teacher in Ohio. He holds a BME degree from Ohio State University and an M.M. degree in conducting from Youngstown State University.
His work and experiences represent the nexus of music education and professional level performance, exemplified through the wind-band performance medium. He is in regular demand as a guest conductor and clinician.
His work has been recognized internationally through publication and auditioned conducting symposiums. Notable was the 2008 International Conducting Symposium, sponsored by the National Band Association and held in conjunction with The Italian Army Band. He has given research presentations at the Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic, the CBDNA National Conference and the International Society for the Research and Promotion of Wind Band Music. His writings have been published in the National Band Association Journal, the Ohio Music Education Association's TRIAD and the WASBE Journal. He was also integral in production of the Eastman Wind Ensemble's CD, Stravinsky - Octet and L'Histoire du Soldat.
Special Thanks
LVA Administration
Lezlie Koepp - Principal, Josh Hager - Assistant Principal, Jennifer Shuler - Assistant Principal, Susan Thornton - Assistant Principal/Communications Coordinator, Patricia Carroll - Assistant Principal, Jenny Valdez - Student Success Facilitator, Brian Downey - Development Office
LVA Band Paraprofessionals/Section Coaches
Minji Wu - Flute, Taylor Crawford - Oboe, Yasuko Cheetham - Clarinet, Chris Armeno - Clarinet, Rob Wilkerson - Saxophone, Tom Wright - Trumpet, Eric On - Horn, Hitomi Shoji - Trombone, Jeffrey McCracken - Tuba, Adam Dunson - Percussion
2023-2024 LVA Band Boosters
President: Shana Valenti, Vice President: Jen Becker, Tresurer: Kristen Thom, Secretary: Donna Calif, Volunteer Coordinator: Amy Tassin, Social Media Coordinator: Rosemary Nagy, Booster Liaison: Valerie Morales
CCSD Administration
Dr. Brenda Larsen-Mitchell - Interim Superintendent, Jason Goudie - Deputy Superintendent, Dr. Mike Barton - Chief College, Career Equity, and School Choice Officer, Shannon La Neve - Director of Humanities Department, Jeff Williams - Coordinator, Secondary Music, Dance, & Theater, Dr. Celese Rayford - Region 2 Superintendent, Monica Lang - Region 2 School Associate Superintendent
CCSD Board of School Trustees
Evelyn Garcia Morales - President/District C, Lola Brooks - Vice President/District E, Irere Bustamante Adams - Clerk/District F, Linda P. Cavazos - Member/District G, Lisa Guzmán - Member/District A, Katie Williams - Member/District B, Brenda Zamora - Member/District D
Selected Individuals & Groups
CBDNA W/NW Board Members
Michael Torke and Shuying Li, for spending your time with us
Friends of LVA
Clark County School District & Las Vegas area band directors
Mallory Thompson, Timothy Rhea, Thomas Leslie, & Scott Casagrande
Anita Renwick, Teresa Bartek, & Rosario Camuglia
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