N'IHI NA AMỤPỤTAARA ANYỊ OTU NWA | Isaiah 9:6

There is a special kind of electricity in the choir loft when we sing the great prophecies of Christmas. "N'Ihi Na Amụputaara Anyị Otu Nwa" takes the majestic words of Isaiah 9:6—"For unto us a child is born"—and sets them to a vigorous, joyful Igbo choral arrangement. From the very first notes, the music captures the sheer excitement of the Nativity, announcing the arrival of the newborn King with bright, driving energy.

As the piece unfolds, it moves from the initial glad tidings into a grand proclamation of the child's royal titles. The choir builds in intensity as we declare Him "Onye ndụmọdụ dị ebube" (Wonderful Counselor), "Chineke nke bụ dike" (The Mighty God), and finally "Eze nkudo" (The Prince of Peace). It is a magnificent anthem for the Christmas season, perfect for a festive Mass or a parish carol service, where the voices can truly ring out and fill the church with the good news of the Incarnation.