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Added Jul 30, 2026
Composer: Jude Nnam
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Format: Solfa
Language: Igbo
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K'anyi Jee N'ụlọ Chukwu by Jude Nnam — Lyrics

REFRAIN I Enwere m aṅụrị ogem nụrụ ka ha n'ekwu sị K'anyi jee n'ụlọ Chukwu, Chineke Nna mo, ụlọ Chukwu. E nwere m aṅụrị ogem nụrụ ka ha n'ekwu sị K'anyi jee nụ n'ụlọ Chukwu. VERSE 1 Ngị bụ Jerusalem anyị kwụzi n'ọnụ ụzọ ama gị. VERSE 2 Ewuru Jerusalem dika obodo kwụsir'ike n'aga, mba nile nke Dinwenu.
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About K'anyi Jee N'ụlọ Chukwu

"K'anyi Jee N'ụlọ Chukwu" is a vibrant Entrance hymn composed by Jude Nnam, drawing its text directly from Psalm 122 (noted as Psalm 121 on the score). The title translates to the joyful exclamation, "Let us go to the house of God," capturing the exact feeling of a congregation gathering for Mass. When the choir strikes up the opening refrain, it immediately sets a tone of gladness and anticipation, inviting everyone to join the procession toward the altar.

The piece is structured beautifully for liturgical use, featuring a lively main refrain that engages the whole church, followed by verses that reflect on the peace and unity found within the walls of Jerusalem. In the second part of the score, the arrangement shifts into a call-and-response pattern, where the cantor sings blessings of peace and love, and the choir answers with a shorter, steadfast refrain. It is a staple in Nigerian Catholic parishes, especially fitting for festive Sundays, dedications, or any celebration where the joy of entering the Lord's presence takes center stage.