LEE KA OSIRI MANMA NKUKWU
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Celebrations, Ordination Hymns
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LEE KA OSIRI MANMA NKUKWU by Okoroji M. O (Mrs.) — Lyrics
About LEE KA OSIRI MANMA NKUKWU
"Lee Ka O Siri Mma N'ukwu" is a vibrant and triumphant Igbo choral piece that draws its text directly from the book of Isaiah. The song rejoices in the beauty of the feet of those who bring good news and proclaim peace upon the mountains. In the choir loft, this piece builds a sense of profound anticipation and joy, echoing the watchmen of Zion lifting their voices together in a shout of praise.
Because of its strong scriptural focus on evangelism and the spreading of the Gospel, choirs frequently sing this during Ordination Masses, as well as for Entrance processions or special celebrations of the Word. The rhythmic repetition of "N'elugwu" (on the mountain) and the bright, cascading calls of "Zion" give the different voice parts a chance to weave together in a lively, energetic proclamation. It is a song that instantly lifts the spirit of the congregation, reminding everyone of the glorious message of salvation.