Anima Mea Lauda Domino
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Latin Hymns
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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 bright and spirited Latin entrance hymn that calls the entire congregation to worship. Composed by Rev. Fr. Tony Umeh, the opening words translate to "My soul, praise the Lord," setting an immediate tone of joyful reverence as the procession begins. The melody moves with a lively, quasi-allegro tempo, inviting the choir to sing with full voice and open hearts.
The piece is structured with a vibrant, polyphonic refrain where the voice parts echo and weave the call to praise, followed by four straightforward verses. These verses draw from the Psalms and the Gloria Patri, offering a unified moment of singing before returning to the energetic chorus. It is a wonderful choice for festive Sunday Masses, bringing a sense of classical dignity and celebration to the start of the liturgy.