Bianu K'anyi Kpoo Isiala
Solfa Notation • Entrance songs, Hymns
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Bianu K'anyi Kpoo Isiala by Jude Nnam — Lyrics
About Bianu K'anyi Kpoo Isiala
“Bianu K'anyi Kpoo Isiala” is a vibrant Igbo entrance hymn that calls the congregation to come and bow down in worship before God. The title translates to “Come, let us bow down,” setting an immediate tone of reverence mixed with the joyful celebration typical of Nigerian Catholic liturgy.
Composed by the renowned Jude Nnam, the song opens by declaring that this is the day the Lord has made, inviting His blessed people to offer worship in His house. The verses guide the choir and congregation through a journey of thanksgiving, asking God to open our ears to His good news, forgive our sins, and accept our praise in the highest. It is a piece that beautifully balances the majesty of God with the humble, communal approach of His people.
Choirs often use this piece as an Entrance song to gather the assembly and focus their hearts on the Mass. Its rhythmic solfa lines and rich harmonies make it a favorite in the choir loft, bringing a sense of unity and spiritual readiness as the procession begins.