OBIBIA MUO NSO (Penticost/Sequence)
Solfa Notation • Pentecost Hymns, Hymns
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OBIBIA MUO NSO (Penticost/Sequence) by L. C. Ekemezie — Lyrics
About OBIBIA MUO NSO (Penticost/Sequence)
"OBIBIA MUO NSO" is a reverent Igbo setting of the Veni Sancte Spiritus, the traditional Sequence sung on Pentecost Sunday. Composed by L. C. Ekemezie in 1979, the piece captures the deep longing of the Church as we call upon the Holy Spirit to descend. The lyrics faithfully translate the ancient petitions, asking the "Father of the poor" to bring light, comfort in times of distress, and healing to our souls.
The music is structured to reflect the changing moods of the prayer. It opens with a solemn, urgent invocation before moving through expressive verses that ask for the Spirit's sevenfold gifts and guidance. The arrangement allows the choir to deliver these petitions with clarity and devotion, finally giving way to a flowing, joyful "Alleluia" at the end. It is an ideal choice for Pentecost Sunday, drawing the congregation into the mystery of the Holy Spirit's arrival.