LAMB OF GOD
Solfa Notation • Agnus Dei (Lamb of God)
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LAMB OF GOD by Ezenkacha Chukwuebuka Gabriel Uchenna / Ezomo John O. & Okpebho Omo — Lyrics
About LAMB OF GOD
This sheet brings together two distinct, handwritten solfa settings of the "Lamb of God," offering choir directors versatile options for the fraction rite. Sung just before Communion as the Eucharistic bread is broken, the Agnus Dei is a profound moment of petition in the Mass, asking for Christ's mercy and the ultimate gift of peace.
The first setting, composed by Ezenkacha Chukwuebuka Gabriel Uchenna, is written in a steady 4/4 meter. It delivers a direct and rhythmic plea, structuring the traditional text with clear, repeating phrases. The score includes specific first and second endings, guiding the choir through the initial calls for mercy before resolving into a final, earnest prayer to "Grant us peace."
The second arrangement, crafted by Ezomo John O. and Okpebho Omo for the St. Albert Choir, shifts to a gentle 3/4 time. This triple meter gives the invocation "O Lamb of God" a more lyrical, flowing contour. Together, these two settings provide a wonderful contrast: one grounded and rhythmic, the other sweeping and melodic. This allows worship leaders to choose the arrangement that best fits the spiritual atmosphere of their Sunday liturgy.