King Of Kings

When the choir strikes up "King of Kings," the atmosphere in the church immediately shifts to one of triumph and majesty. Composed by Ezigwe Chidi specifically for the Solemnity of Christ the King, this piece draws its strength directly from the powerful imagery of Psalm 24. The lyrics call out to the ancient doors and gates to lift their heads so the King of Glory may enter, making it a perfect fit for a grand entrance procession.

The arrangement is built on a bold, declarative chorus that repeats the title phrase, anchoring the congregation in the theme of Christ's supreme kingship. As the verses unfold, the choir asks the ancient question, "Who is this king of glory?" and answers with resounding confidence: "The Lord, the mighty, the valiant in war." It is a fantastic choice for feast days, bringing a sense of royal arrival to the Mass. Singing this from the loft, you can feel the energy build as the voices layer together, announcing the Lord of Hosts to the gathered faithful.