ODOGWU KARỊRỊ ODOGWU
Solfa Notation • Celebrations, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns, Hymns, Sacred songs
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ODOGWU KARỊRỊ ODOGWU by Virgilus C. Eze — Lyrics
About ODOGWU KARỊRỊ ODOGWU
"Odogwu karịrị odogwu" is a vibrant Igbo song of praise and thanksgiving that exalts God as the ultimate "Mighty One who is greater than the mighty." From its opening bars, the piece establishes a joyful, rhythmic energy that calls the congregation to recognize God's supreme power and endless generosity. The lyrics are a deeply personal testimony of gratitude, counting blessings like life, health, wisdom, and daily provision, and declaring that everything we have comes directly from God ("O si na Chi").
In the choir loft, this piece shines during moments of high celebration, particularly for Thanksgiving processions or as a rousing Recessional hymn. The arrangement builds beautifully, moving from a steady declaration of God's goodness into an energetic polyphonic chorus and a lively call-and-response solo section. As the voices layer together to praise the God who answers prayers and heals the sick, it naturally invites the whole church to join in the "dance of the mighty" and celebrate the Lord's unfailing love.