BIANU KANYI KPOO ISIALA
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns, Gospel Acclamation / Alleluia
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BIANU KANYI KPOO ISIALA by Jude Nnam — Lyrics
About BIANU KANYI KPOO ISIALA
"Bianu Kanyi Kpoo Isiala" is a vibrant call to worship composed by Jude Nnam, inviting the congregation to gather and bow down before the Most High. The title translates to "Come, let us bow down," setting an immediate tone of reverence and joyful assembly. It is an ideal Entrance hymn, drawing the faithful into the presence of God to celebrate the day He has made.
The verses beautifully balance praise with humble petition. While the choir leads the people in offering thanksgiving and acknowledging God's goodness, the lyrics also ask Him to open our hearts to hear His good news and forgive our sins. This movement from joyful praise to sincere reflection makes it a deeply fitting piece for the beginning of Mass, preparing the congregation both spiritually and communally for the liturgy.
Included at the end of this manuscript is a joyful Gospel Acclamation by Ali-Okoro Onyinyechi. Together, these pieces provide a wonderful resource for Nigerian Catholic choirs, bringing both a spirited processional and a bright Alleluia to elevate the Sunday celebration.