Mimo L'olodumare
Solfa Notation • Sanctus (Holy, Holy, Holy), Mass Settings
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Mimo L'olodumare by Daniel Ebhomien & Victus Eze — Lyrics
About Mimo L'olodumare
"Mimo L'olodumare" brings a deep sense of reverence to the Eucharistic Prayer. As a Yoruba setting of the Sanctus, it opens with a free, ad-libbed solo call that immediately draws the congregation into the sacredness of the moment. When the full choir responds with the rhythmic, layered "Mimọ, mimọ, mimọ O," it feels like the whole church is joining the angels in their eternal hymn.
The arrangement keeps the traditional structure of the Mass part clear and accessible. The short verses carry the familiar words of praise—declaring that heaven and earth are full of God's glory, and blessing the one who comes in the name of the Lord. It is a wonderful piece for the consecration, offering a melody that is easy for the faithful to pick up while giving the choir room to express the profound mystery of the altar.