ITORO ENYENE ABASI K'EYONG
Solfa Notation • Gloria, Mass Settings, Hymns
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ITORO ENYENE ABASI K'EYONG by SIR ADEJOLA JOKAY — Lyrics
About ITORO ENYENE ABASI K'EYONG
"Itoro Enyene Abasi K'eyong" is a vibrant and deeply reverent Efik setting of the Gloria, bringing the ancient angelic hymn to life for congregations in southeastern Nigeria and beyond. Sung during the introductory rites of the Mass on Sundays and feast days, it is a moment where the choir and the faithful join their voices in pure, unreserved praise.
The song opens with a bright, repeating chorus of "Itoro, itoro, itoro" (Glory, glory, glory), establishing a joyful rhythm that lifts the spirit. As the piece moves into the verses, the melody carries the familiar liturgical text—praising God the Father, pleading for mercy from the "nkakuru eyen Abasi" (the only begotten Son, Jesus Christ), and honoring the Holy Spirit. The stacked harmonies and rhythmic flow make it a favorite for choirs looking to lead the congregation in a truly celebratory expression of faith.