SOM TOO CHUKWU
Solfa Notation • Offertory Hymns, Celebrations, Hymns
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SOM TOO CHUKWU by Jude Nnam — Lyrics
About SOM TOO CHUKWU
"Som Too Chukwu" is an energetic Igbo thanksgiving and offertory piece composed by Jude Nnam. The title is an invitation to join in praising God, setting the tone for a song overflowing with gratitude. The lyrics reflect on God's unfailing goodness and protection, acknowledging that human words are simply not enough to recount all His blessings ("Ọnụ m'apụgh'ịkọcha").
The arrangement unfolds dynamically, beginning with a reflective duet introduction before bursting into a lively, rhythmic full-choir section. It perfectly captures the vibrant spirit of Nigerian Catholic thanksgiving processions. As the song progresses, it calls for instruments and joyful noise ("Aga m'eji ubọ wee kporo Chineke m'egwu"), making it a natural fit for the choir loft during the presentation of gifts.
Included at the end of the score is a complementary piece, "Nara Otito" (Receive our praise), which seamlessly continues the theme of offering gratitude to the Creator. Together, these sections provide a continuous, uplifting experience for the congregation, anchoring the liturgy in a deep sense of communal joy and thanksgiving.