What are the lyrics of Yoruba Christmas Medley by Alaba Michael and Ofem Solomon Vincent?

“Yoruba Christmas Medley” begins: Ayọ ọrun sọkalẹ… Read the full lyrics on ChoirPDFs.

Who composed Yoruba Christmas Medley?

Yoruba Christmas Medley was composed by Alaba Michael and Ofem Solomon Vincent.

What language is Yoruba Christmas Medley sung in?

Yoruba Christmas Medley is sung in Yoruba.

Yoruba Christmas Medley by Alaba Michael and Ofem Solomon Vincent — Lyrics & Sheet Music (PDF)

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Composer: Alaba Michael and Ofem Solomon Vincent

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Language: Yoruba

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Yoruba Christmas Medley by Alaba Michael and Ofem Solomon Vincent — Lyrics

Ayọ ọrun sọkalẹ Ẹbun ọfẹ sọkalẹ Alejò rere de Iṣẹ ọwọ rẹ ko di bajẹ Eledumare Titi la o ma yin o Onibu ọrẹ A bi Jesu fun wa Oni l'ọjọ t'a bi Olugbala wa Keresimesi ọdun ayọ de o Ara ẹ wa A bi Jesu fun wa Keresimesi de Ara ẹ wa Keresimesi de, Keresimesi de A bi Olugbala kan fun wa Kan fun wa ni ilu Bẹtlihẹm Ẹni ti yio j'ọba Ayeraye Awa si wa lati mu ẹbun f'ọba Ọdun ti de Keresimesi ọdun de Ọdun owo, ọdun ọlọmọ

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About Yoruba Christmas Medley

"Yoruba Christmas Medley" is a vibrant, continuous celebration of the Nativity, weaving together several beloved Yoruba choruses into one joyful choral experience. From the opening announcement of heavenly joy descending ("Ayọ ọrun sọkalẹ") to the lively praises of the newborn King in Bethlehem, the piece captures the unmistakable energy of a Nigerian Christmas. It moves seamlessly from awe at the Savior’s birth to rhythmic, dance-filled expressions of gratitude.

In the choir loft, a medley like this is often the highlight of a Christmas concert or the climax of a Carol service. The arrangement builds momentum as it transitions through different moods—from the reverent bringing of gifts to the King, to heartfelt prayers for the coming new year ("Ọdun titun to mbọ lọna"). It is a song that invites the whole congregation to join in the celebration, reminding everyone that the joy of Christmas is meant to be shared with dancing, thanksgiving, and a deep sense of community.