Invocation to Harmony
Improvement Era, vol. 21, no. 5, March 1918, pp. 444 to 445
Evan Stephens
Invocation to Harmony
Moderato, Maestoso,
1st and 2nd Tenor
Words and Music by Evan Stephens
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