BEER PAROUR MELODY(Anthem)

Choir life isn't just about solemn hymns and Sunday morning anthems; it is also about the community and joy shared after the singing is done. "Beer Parour Melody (Anthem)" captures the lighter, social side of the choir loft. Often brought out during end-of-year parties, feast day celebrations, or casual gatherings after a long rehearsal, this humorous piece adapts a classic drinking song into a four-part choral arrangement.

The lyrics playfully blend the sacred and the social, with a cheeky unison verse that jokes about gathering "in the name of the Lord to drink beer and be happy," even making a lighthearted nod to the words of the Last Supper. It is a brilliant example of how Nigerian choirs use music to build fellowship and share a good laugh. While it certainly won't be sung during Mass, it remains a beloved staple for choir concerts and social events, reminding us that the bonds formed in the choir often extend well beyond the church doors.