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Tenor Charms the Ear & Bass the Heart — William Clayton (April 8, 1843)

Tenor Charms the Ear & Bass the Heart — William Clayton (April 8, 1843)

Prest. Joseph called upon the choir to sing a him [hymn] and remarked that “tenor charms the ear— bass the heart.”
Discourse, 8 April 1843, as Reported by William Clayton–B, p. 1, The Joseph Smith Papers.

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