An Unsung Symphony:

For twenty years, Funmi Ojebisi occupied the second row of a prominent choir in Abuja. As a dedicated alto, she mastered the art of the blend, ensuring her voice never rose above the collective sound or disturbed the precise arrangements of the ministry. To the congregation, she was a pillar of faithfulness and musical excellence. To herself, she was a woman disappearing behind a painted mask of religious obligation.

An Unsung Symphony is the profound narrative of a woman who, at the threshold of fifty, chose to stop performing and start being present. It is a journey from the high-pressure production of the choir loft to the quiet, authentic worship of a neighbourhood church. Through seasons of internal resistance and a transformative year of silence, Funmi reveals how she reclaimed her original melody from the weight of institutional expectations.

This book is a spiritual invitation for the introspective worshipper and the creative believer. It speaks to every woman who has lived her life in a supporting role, adapting her voice to suit the conductors of her world. With professional clarity and deep spiritual insight, Funmi demonstrates that perfection is not a requisite for power. What is essential is the courage to stand bare before God and to sing the song that only you can sing.