Oh Sing Praises To God
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Recessional / Dismissal Hymns, Hymns, Celebrations
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Oh Sing Praises To God by Goddy Khama — Lyrics
About Oh Sing Praises To God
"Oh Sing Praises To God" is a bright, energetic call to worship that immediately lifts the spirit of the congregation. Written in straightforward solfa notation, the piece builds its momentum through joyful repetition. The opening lines invite everyone to raise their voices, setting a tone of profound gratitude for the Lord's enduring goodness and compassion toward His children.
In the choir loft, this piece shines as an Entrance or Recessional hymn, especially on days of general celebration or thanksgiving. The harmony parts are tightly woven, driving the rhythm forward as the voices layer the phrase "sing praises" over and over in the second half. It creates a cascading effect that feels both triumphant and deeply unifying, culminating in a final, resounding "Praise ye the Lord."
Singing this piece reminds us of the core purpose of our music ministry: to direct all glory to God Most High. The simple, direct English lyrics make it accessible, allowing the entire church to join in the sentiment while the choir leads the four-part harmony. It is a wonderful choice for opening a festive Mass or sending the people forth with a renewed sense of joy.