A God to Praise Albert Avery

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Stephen Bulla 1982 TRLPS39

Albert Avery

Albert Avery was commissioned as an officer in The Salvation in 1953. In 1956 he was appointed to the New York Staff Band and was soon featured as a vocal soloist on their programmes. His first recording as a soloist was with the New York Staff Band Male Chorus. His recording 'A Song to Sing' broke new ground for The salvation Army when it was released in the late 1970s. This was followed by 'A God to Praise' released in 1982 and then 'A Faith to Share'.

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The Salvation Army, 120 West Fourteen Strret, NY, NY 10011

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All the music is arranged and conducted by Stephen Bulla

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