LEE K'OSI DI MMA...
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LEE K'OSI DI MMA... by Jude Nnam — Lyrics
About LEE K'OSI DI MMA...
"Lee K'Osi Di Mma" is a vibrant and deeply joyful setting of Psalm 133:1, capturing the beauty of brethren dwelling together in unity. Composed by Jude Nnam, this piece is a staple in Nigerian Catholic choirs, often sung to gather the congregation in a spirit of fellowship and shared purpose. The text is an exclamation of how good and pleasant it is when God's people come together as one family.
The arrangement is full of life, beginning with an inviting soprano solo before the full choir joins in a rich, rhythmic call to unity. As the voices weave together, repeating the core message of "mbikọ nke ụmụnne" (the gathering of brethren), the music physically embodies the harmony it speaks of. A special highlight for any choir is the a cappella section towards the end, where the instruments drop away and the pure, blended voices carry the melody—a perfect musical reflection of the unity the Psalm celebrates.
Because of its welcoming and celebratory nature, we love using this piece as an Entrance hymn or during special parish celebrations and feast days. It sets a tone of communal joy right from the first note, reminding everyone in the pews that the simple act of gathering together in faith is a profound gift.