I and prof Albert Oikilome were students together at music dept, and in the Dlcf choir, Nsukka back in late 80s-early 90s. I am happy that he continues to develop his amazing intellectual, vocal and instrumental musical gifts to this "hour with the masters" class. More important to me however is that he continues in the faith as implied in this rendition. More grease to your elbow and more grace to your soul brother.
Asiko laye ẹ̀dá kan kò mọla aimasiko lo n damu ẹ̀dá .lori apata ti Jesu wi ni mo wa. Ogun aye kan ko le bami leru mọ. Emi ti sọ wípé toluwa láṣẹ. Koriko kin wu lori apata. Lola oluwa yíò so wa dele o ka rere ko jeje ka ko ere oko dele. Emi ti sọ wípé toluwa lase koríko kin wu lori àpáta Lọ la oluwa yíò so wa dele o ka rere o jejeje ka kere oko délé...
I remember Bro. Albert quite well at the DLCF Congresses at Ayobo so many years ago. One of the songs he sang with one sister Olamide (if I remember her name) was Heaven Came Down. That was 1989, my final year at OAU, Ife.
Well done Sir. My only regret was not joining Unilag choir while on campus. I would love to associate with any other choir group you coordinate. More grace Sir.
Watch this video for the first time early last year (2022), as I sat on my desk to work this was the only tune that filled my busy mind. Glad I can get another piece of this as I call it a day (thanks to the internet). Truly, Asiko laye
I and prof Albert Oikilome were students together at music dept, and in the Dlcf choir, Nsukka back in late 80s-early 90s. I am happy that he continues to develop his amazing intellectual, vocal and instrumental musical gifts to this "hour with the masters" class. More important to me however is that he continues in the faith as implied in this rendition. More grease to your elbow and more grace to your soul brother.
Asiko laye ẹ̀dá kan kò mọla aimasiko lo n damu ẹ̀dá .lori apata ti Jesu wi ni mo wa. Ogun aye kan ko le bami leru mọ. Emi ti sọ wípé toluwa láṣẹ. Koriko kin wu lori apata. Lola oluwa yíò so wa dele o ka rere ko jeje ka ko ere oko dele. Emi ti sọ wípé toluwa lase koríko kin wu lori àpáta Lọ la oluwa yíò so wa dele o ka rere o jejeje ka kere oko délé...
I remember Bro. Albert quite well at the DLCF Congresses at Ayobo so many years ago. One of the songs he sang with one sister Olamide (if I remember her name) was Heaven Came Down. That was 1989, my final year at OAU, Ife.
Well done Sir.
My only regret was not joining Unilag choir while on campus. I would love to associate with any other choir group you coordinate.
More grace Sir.
Thank you very much
Such an impactful rendition; plus, you're not ashamed to call Jesus!
See you soon when you come to my base.
Remain blessed in Jesus Name!
Thanks for your comments
I need sommes tonic solfa
Awesome piece. Emi ti so wipe toluwalase. Koriko ki hu sori apata. Evergreen verses and lyrics.
Watch this video for the first time early last year (2022), as I sat on my desk to work this was the only tune that filled my busy mind.
Glad I can get another piece of this as I call it a day (thanks to the internet). Truly, Asiko laye
This is awesome!
Dis amazing, so sweet
Excellent Rendition with all parts well sang. Marvellous voices!
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Hmmmm, tears rolling down my eyes, awesome piece
Thanks
👏 👏 Greatness always from Dr Oikelome
This is magical sir. I love this so much. Can I get the sheet music pdf for the arrangement sir 🙏🏽❤️? Many regards!
Great one Sir... Please can I get the material for this? Please
Sir you're awesome , keep it up
Thanks for your sweet comments
Sir , I will like to have a conversation with you ,
It's very important sir
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Sir you're awesome , keep it up
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