ANIMA MEA LAUDA DOMINO
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ANIMA MEA LAUDA DOMINO by Okwy Tony Umeh (Rev. Fr.) — Lyrics
About ANIMA MEA LAUDA DOMINO
"Anima Mea Lauda Domino" is a joyful Latin choral piece composed by Rev. Fr. Okwy Tony Umeh. Drawing its text from the Psalms, the title translates to a heartfelt call to worship: "O my soul, praise the Lord." The song moves with a lively, Quasi-Allegro tempo, making it an uplifting choice for the choir loft during festive Masses.
The verses weave together several scriptural pleas and praises, from singing melodies to God's name to seeking His refuge, before concluding with the traditional Gloria Patri. Its polyphonic refrain, where the voice parts echo and overlap with "lauda Dominum" (praise the Lord), creates a vibrant and energetic sound that beautifully expresses the joy of the liturgy. It is highly fitting for Entrance processions, Offertory, or as a general anthem of thanksgiving.