Onovwerosuoke's works have been featured in audio recordings, films, documentaries and radio, including Robert De Niro's film, The Good Shepherd, William-Chapman Nyaho's CD, ASA and Hymes/Hollister's CD, African Art Music for Flute, Hudson/Henderson's CD, Libera, to mention a few. His numerous awards include multiple ASCAP Awards, American Music Center Award, Meet-The-Composer Award, and Brannen-Cooper Brothers Award. His book, "Songs of Africa: 22 Pieces for Mixed Voices" published by Oxford University Press quickly became a favorite among choral directors across the globe, leading to the recent publications for upper voices "Songs of Africa for Upper Voices Set 1 and Set 2." Onovwerosuoke's "Twenty-Four Studies in African Rhythms" (AM Publishers), in two volumes is one of the most-demanded African-rhythm influenced piano studies known. His "Twelve African Songs for Solo Voice & Piano" and "Afro Caribbean Mass for Mixed Voices & Piano" (AM Publishers) also set a similar pace, globally.