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O.O.M (ORDER OF MASS) VOL. 1 by Obioha Ogbonna — Lyrics

[O.O.M IHoly Holy] Holy, Holy, Holy, Holy Lord God of Hosts Holy, Holy, Holy, Holy Lord God of Hosts 1. Heaven and earth are full of your Glory 2. Blessed is he who comes in the Lord's name Hosanna hossana in the highest, Hosanna hossana in the highest Hosanna hossana in the highest [O.O.M IISanctus] Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus Domine Deus Sabaoath Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus Domine Deus Sabaoath Domine Deus Sabaoath 1. Pleni sunt caeli et terra gloria tua 2. Benedictus qui venit in nomine Domini Hosanna Hosanna in Excelsis in Excelsis [O.O.M IIILord Have Mercy] Lord have mercy on your children Lord have mercy on us Christ have mercy on your children Christ have mercy on us Lord have mercy on your children Lord have mercy on us
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About O.O.M (ORDER OF MASS) VOL. 1

"O.O.M (Order of Mass) Vol. 1" is a remarkable and expansive collection of Mass parts composed and compiled by Obioha Ogbonna, alongside contributing composers like Charles Onwubuya, Emre Matthew, Martins Asogwa, and Victus Eze. Designed to equip a choir for almost any liturgical occasion, this volume brings together fifteen different settings of the Kyrie, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei, spanning eight languages including English, Latin, Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Urhobo, Esan, and Gade.

For a choirmaster or worship leader, having a resource like this is invaluable. It allows the choir to seamlessly adapt to the cultural tone of a specific Sunday or feast day. Whether the congregation is lifting their voices to the solemn Latin "Sanctus," swaying to the rhythmic Hausa "Mai Tsarki," or praying for peace with the Yoruba "Ọdọ Aguntan," the arrangements remain deeply reverent and rooted in the Catholic liturgical tradition.

The inclusion of full instrumentation for many of the pieces—from classical strings to traditional percussion like the ogene, ekwe, and talking drum—gives choirs the flexibility to perform these parts with full orchestral and indigenous backing. It is a true celebration of the universal Church expressing its faith through the diverse musical languages of Nigeria.