Iri Owunana Tamuno
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Iri Owunana Tamuno by D. D. Daba — Lyrics
About Iri Owunana Tamuno
"Iri Owunana Tamuno" is a vibrant song of praise that brings the rhythmic energy of the Ijaw language straight into the choir loft. When the choir raises this piece, the repetition of "Tamuno" (God) immediately centers the congregation in a spirit of reverence and thanksgiving. It is the kind of song that builds in momentum, layering simple but profound declarations of God's sovereignty over a steady, driving pulse.
In many Nigerian parishes, pieces like this are perfect for the Offertory or as a lively thanksgiving song. The harmonies are written to be felt just as much as they are heard, giving the bass and tenor lines a solid foundation while the sopranos carry the bright, soaring melody. As the voices weave through phrases like "Yei Nyanabo," the music invites everyone present to join in acknowledging the Creator. It is a wonderful choice for feast days or any Sunday when the liturgy calls for an uplifting, culturally rooted expression of faith.