Oluronbi Folklore Trumpet Cover | Yoruba Culture

Listen to my rendition of the Oluronbi Folklore song, a timeless tale from Yoruba Culture, It is a haunting reminder that a promise is a debt, especially ones made to Gods. May the sounds of the trumpet echo the importance of keeping our words.

Lyrics:
Onikaluku jeje ewure (everyone promised to offer a goat)
Ewure, ewure (goat, goat)
Onikaluku jeje aguntan (everyone promised to offer a sheep)
Aguntan bolojo (A fleshy sheep)
Oluronbi jeje omo re (Oluronbi promised to offer her child)
Omo re apon bi epo (Her child who is as light skinned as palm oil)
Oluronbi O!
Jo’in jo’in
Iroko (a mighty tree in the forest)
Jo’in jo’in
Oluronbi O!

If you're struggling to produce a trumpet sound or play the trumpet note correctly, check out the playlist (Hit the High Notes: Trumpet Tutorials) on making your first sounds on the trumpet, which covers topics like:

How to hold the trumpet
How to control your breath
Placing the mouthpiece on your lips

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