
Seasons (SATB)
Music by Ola Gjeilo · Text by Charles Anthony Silvestri
Ola GjeiloThis work by Ola Gjeilo and Charles Anthony Silvestri explores the beauties of each of the four seasons. With a supportive piano part and optional flute part that soars above.
- Voicing:
- SATB
- Accompaniment:
- Piano (optional flute)
- Difficulty:
- Easy / Medium
- Pages:
- 16
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Customer Reviews
Based on 8 reviews
- Sr. Margaret O'DonnellVerified Purchase
Director of Music · St. Brigid Parish, Boston, MA
March 14, 2026A worthy addition to our parish library
Our SATB choir picked these up for the OCIA cycle and the assembly responses caught on immediately. Bowers writes with a real sensitivity to text — the chant settings flow naturally and the organ accompaniments support without overwhelming. We've used it for three rites so far and I have no hesitation recommending it.
- David ReinhartVerified Purchase
Organist & Choirmaster · Cathedral of the Holy Cross
February 28, 2026Singable for assembly, satisfying for choir
What I appreciate most is that the harmonic language is accessible without feeling generic. The descants on a few of the acclamations are a real gift. My one note: I wish the spiral edition were the default — these get a workout in rehearsal.
- Elena VasquezVerified Purchase
Liturgy Coordinator
February 9, 2026Beautiful, but plan rehearsal time
These pieces reward careful preparation. We had to spend a couple of weeks on the longer chant sections before they really settled. Once they did, the assembly responded warmly. The PDF edition is a relief for cantors who need a tablet-friendly score.
- Fr. Thomas WhelanJanuary 22, 2026
Pastorally sound
I purchased these for our RCIA team to use in formation as well as liturgy. The texts have catechetical weight, and the music carries them well. Highly recommended.