Berthier, Jacques, 1923-1994

Gospel Acclamation: Renewal of Religious Vows: Mass of Thanksgiving. Setting includes Taize Alleluia with original chant verses by Richard Proulx. Manuscript and copy of manuscript by Proulx.

Second through Sixth Sundays in Ordinary Time (B). Second Sunday setting is Taize Alleluia with plainchant verse by Richard Proulx. Third Sunday setting is Taize Alleluia with two plainchant verses by Richard Proulx: simplex and one more elaborate. Fourth Sunday setting is Taize Alleluia with plainchant verse by Richard Proulx. Fifth Sunday setting is Taize Alleluia with two plainchant verses by Richard Proulx: simplex and one more elaborate. Manuscript and copy of manuscript by Proulx.

Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-First, and Twenty-Second Sundays in Ordinary Time (A). Setting of Twenty-First Sunday includes Taize Alleluia with accompanied chant verse by Richard Proulx. Copy of manuscript by Proulx.

Gospel Acclamations: First, Second, Third, and Fourth Sundays in Advent (A, B, C). Alleluias are plainsong, Taize, and Vulpius. Verses are plainsong by Proulx. Some verses have organ accompaniment. Manuscripts and copies of manuscripts by Proulx.

Gospel Acclamations: Third and Fourth Sundays in Advent (A). Alleluias are plainsong, Taize, or Vulpius. Plainsong verses by Proulx, with different text for each Sunday. Manuscripts and copies of manuscripts by Proulx.

Laudate dominum / Jacques Berthier ; Richard Proulx. This file contains a trumpet part that Proulx added to Berthier's "Laudate Dominum." The score is marked "-Trumpet + Organ" but no organ part is included on file. It is not believed that this piece has

Penitential Rite and Gospel Acclamation: Mass for Peace and Justice. Despite being located in a psalm folder: Manuscript of Penitential Rite and Gospel Acclamation. The Gospel Acclamation is from the Abbey of Taize, with verse by Robert Twynham