So beautiful, uplifting and heartfelt. ❤️

This is amazing

Ise olu wa ko le baje o

Oluwa mi Ise ❤

wow

The original of this song was done by the late Rev Josiah Jesse Ransome-Kuti. It will be nice if he is given credit in these renditions. "Ise Oluwa, ki le baje o" means, the Work of the Lord will not fail (or will not be destroyed). It is a proclamation.

Where is this? this is amazing!

This song is really beautiful. Thanks for uploading!

than you Sue, it's my song during this challenge !!

Goosebumps watch the amazing choir singing I’m a Nigerian man so happy to hear the choir sing in my native language Yoruba ❤️🙌🏽🙌🏽❤️

Fab :-)

Thank you Denise, Sue, Laura & Roxanne for teaching us this beautiful music to sing in just 4 hours in October 2019. Wonderful acoustics in the church for our performance. Great !

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Gorgeous, one of my faves.

Lord rhys ap gruffyrd is my ancestor from wales

So what's going on whats the emergency

Is it me or does anyone else see the religious element of the climate alarmist movement..?

The worlds fine

Sounds great, well done everyone to achieve so much in a few hours. I was so disappointed not to join you but there WILL be a next time and I will be there. I love this piece of music

Yes, thanks to all...

Can't believe we learnt all that in under 4 hours! Many thanks to Denise, Sue, Laura & Roxanne etc

Hi, is there any chance to get the music notes?

I love it!

Brillant, Rodger Jackson making our Towersey festival burn in our memories once again. Really hope he will be at Towersey in 2020, thank you Rodger for making it so much fun and enjoyable.

Thank you. Winchcombe Community Choir will be singing this at the Arts Festival in the streets of that town next month.

Who is this SATB arrangmenet by?

The Story typed above is absolutely wrong and an insult to the yoruba language. The song is in Yoruba language of of the many Nigeria languages but unique in itself. It says "Ise Oluwa" - "the work of God" "ko le baje o" - "It cannot be destroyed" "Ise Oluwa" - "the work of God" "ko le baje o" - "It cannot be destroyed". This is the meaning of the Song. Please remove the story of kunta kinte and slavery and south african and the rest it has nothing, nothing what so ever to do with the song, it lyrics and meaning. This is a simple gospel worship song in Yoruba Language talking about how indestructible is the Work of God most High, Thank you.

remarkable

absolutely magnificent :)