Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo
Solfa Notation • Communion Hymns, Hymns
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Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo by Charles Onwubu Omagbade Okpei — Lyrics
About Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo
"Ku Tashi Sai Kuzo" is a vibrant Hausa Communion hymn that serves as a direct invitation to the Lord's table. The title itself is a call to action, urging the congregation to rise and come forward. With its joyful and rhythmic solfa notation, the piece captures the communal spirit of the Eucharist, reminding singers that Jesus is calling them to receive Him and partake in the heavenly food ("Abinci ne mai kyau").
The verses build on this theme of grace and redemption. The choir sings of Christ as the Prince of Peace ("Mai Salama") and the ultimate Savior, acknowledging human frailty while asking to be washed in His blood for eternal peace. The final section bursts into a polyphonic expression of profound gratitude ("godiya"), celebrating the gift of life received through the sacrament. It is a deeply moving piece for the Communion procession, blending reverence with an uplifting sense of spiritual nourishment.