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Title 我的上帝，我的火焰，我的光明！ (My God, My Fire, My Light)
Source Bahá'u'lláh
Language Chinese, English
Voicing SATB Mostly unison with piano, 4 parts at end
Composer(s)Khashiar Shahbazi
Score(s) Score
Audio file(s) Tutti (I)
Public note 'A song for Ayyám-i-Há'

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