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Added Jul 30, 2026
Composer: Emma Atuanya
Uploaded By: Choir PDFs
Format: Solfa
Language: Igbo
Pages: 12 pages

FEENU YA by Emma Atuanya — Lyrics

INTRO Kulie nuo fee Chineke ofufe. Ngwanu fee ya ofufe oh. CHORUS K'uwa k'uwani le nuria bia nu bia, Nu bia nu bia nu bia nu bia nu. Ụmụnne m fee ya, Chukwu onye dị mma, Chukwu onye dị ukwu. Chukwu onye dị mma fee nu ya, bia feenu, Bia feenu bia feenu bia feenu bia feenu. Chineke nambara Igwe fee nu ya, Fee nu ya fee nu ya fee nu ya. Feenu ya fee ya fee nu ya fee ya. K'uwani le fee nu Chukwuoma. Ọ bụ Onye amara, Ọ bụ Onye ebere, Ọ bụ Chim nwere, O n'ezi m ụzọ. K'uwa ni le fee nu, fee nu ya fee nu ya. Fee nu ya fee nu ya fee nu ya. Chineke n'ebenso ya k'uwani le fee ya. VERSE 1 Ụmụnne m gbakọtaba nụ n'ugwu nandida ni le, Kuo kuo kuo nu egwu oyorima yegeyeyegeye. Eh guwo yorima oh, ihe niile n'eku ume.
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About FEENU YA

"Feenu Ya" is a magnificent, full-throated Igbo anthem of praise that calls all of creation to worship. From its opening solo invitation to the sweeping choral responses, the song builds into a joyous celebration of God's goodness, grace, and mercy. It draws heavily on the spirit of Psalm 150, urging everything that has breath—"ihe niile n'eku ume"—to lift up their voices to the Almighty.

What makes this piece especially thrilling for a choir to sing is how it weaves traditional Nigerian musicality right into the vocal lines. As the anthem progresses, the singers themselves become the instruments. You can hear the rhythmic beating of the ekwe and traditional drums in the playful "kogo gom" passages, and the shaking of the ichaka in the bright "chichichichichi" sections. It is a brilliant way to bring the energy of a full traditional band into the choir loft, even if singing a cappella.

The song culminates in a beautiful, resounding doxology, offering glory to the Father, to Jesus the King, and to the Holy Spirit, the ultimate comforter. It is a perfect choice for grand celebrations, thanksgiving services, or any moment in the liturgy where the congregation is called to bring their absolute best praise to the sanctuary.