Te Mon N'Ososenobla

"Te Mon N'Ososenobla" is a vibrant Esan choral piece that beautifully captures the spirit of indigenous Catholic worship in Edo State. Composed by Stanley Unekhoria, this motet is built on rich, rhythmic polyphony where the voice parts weave together in a joyful declaration of God's majesty. The title points us toward praising the Almighty (Ososenobla), and the music reflects that with an energetic, forward-moving momentum.

When a choir takes this on, the rehearsal room usually comes alive as the different sections learn how their lines interlock. The soprano melody leads with bright, repetitive calls, while the lower voices provide a steady, driving response. It is the kind of piece that lifts the congregation's spirits, making it a wonderful choice for a thanksgiving procession or as a lively anthem during the Offertory. Singing it feels like a true celebration of faith, grounded in the local choral tradition.