Obim Dere Juu
Solfa Notation • Prayer of the Faithful (POF), Prayer
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Obim Dere Juu by STACC MOUAU — Lyrics
About Obim Dere Juu
"Obim Dere Juu" is a gentle, reassuring Igbo chorus that calls the soul to perfect peace. The title translates to a heart that is calm and still, and the music reflects exactly that—a quiet, steady confidence in God's plan. It is the kind of song a choir sings when the congregation needs a moment of deep reflection and comfort.
The score builds beautifully from the ground up, with a performance note directing the bass to enter first, followed by the tenor, alto, and finally the soprano. This layered entrance creates a sense of gathering strength and unity. We often use a piece like this during the Prayer of the Faithful or as a meditative prayer, reminding everyone present not to be afraid ("atụ'ụjọ") because God already knows how He will work things out for our good.