Blessing And Honour

"Blessing And Honour" is a resounding choral piece by Sam Ojukwu, a favorite for Nigerian choirs when the liturgy calls for pure, majestic adoration. Drawing its text from the heavenly chorus found in the Book of Revelation, the song builds a grand declaration of God's eternal glory.

The music opens with a bold unison statement, ensuring the core message is heard clearly before the choir blossoms into rich four-part harmony. As the piece develops, the sopranos lead a cascading sequence of praises—"Blessing and honour, blessing and glory, blessing and power"—that drives the voices toward a triumphant, layered sequence of "Amens."

Because of its joyful and triumphant mood, this short but powerful piece is perfect for grand celebrations, feast days like Christ the King, or as a stirring recessional. It lifts the spirit of the church, leaving the congregation with a lingering sense of divine majesty.