Byrd, William, 1539 or 1540-1623
Person
Dates
- Existence: [1539,1540]
- Existence: 16230704
Gender
- male
Occupations
Places
- London (England) (Place of Birth)
- Essex, England (Place of Death)
Topics
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Agnus Dei Evening Hymn, 2000
Item
Identifier: 0025
Scope and Contents
Proulx prepared a booklet for singers containing music for a liturgy that took place on June 26th, 2000 (the front page of the booklet contains a letter of agreement that was created as a contract for the musicians). This Agnus Dei was used. It was adapted from the Litany of the Saints ("Gradualia," Liber I, 1610). Many other pieces are included in this booklet (and therefore are in this file). This is a photocopy of a manuscript. It is unclear if this was arranged by Proulx or if he...
Dates:
2000
Amen
Item
Identifier: 0049
Scope and Contents
Amen This "Amen" was originally in a file with other choral canons and responses. Proulx also grouped this with another "Amen" (French, 17th c.) so that has been kept in this file also.
Dates:
1950 - 2010
Beati iosephmarae escriva, presbyteri et fundatoris ; Lauda, Jerusalem ; Kyrie ; Responsorial gloria ; Responsorial psalm ; Evening hymn ; Sanctus ; Memorial acclamation ; Amen ; Agnus Dei ; Communion Antiphon ; Ave verum corpus ; Salve Regina, 2000
Item
Identifier: 0717
Scope and Contents
Agreement and scores for Cathedral Singers performance. Beati iosephmarae escriva, presbyteri et fundatoris ; Lauda, Jerusalem ; Kyrie ; Responsorial gloria ; Responsorial psalm ; Evening hymn ; Sanctus ; Memorial acclamation ; Amen ; Agnus Dei ; Communion Antiphon ; Ave verum corpus ; Salve Regina / Jean de B
Dates:
2000
Non, nobis domine ; Responses and Choristers' Prayer, 2005
Item
Identifier: M0104
Scope and Contents
Two Choral Prayers: Non Nobis, Domine ; Responses and Choristers' Prayer. for SAB voices-unaccompanied. Non Nobis, Domine (Canon)-William Byrd (1543-1623), ed. Richard Proulx. Text: Ps. 115, 1. Responses & Choristers' Prayer [Prayer may be sung separately]-Richard Proulx (2004). Text: Book of Common Prayer. 1 manuscript by Proulx's hand. 1 copy of original manuscript.Richard has translated and edited this piece, commonly attributed to Renaissance composer William Byrd, for...
Dates:
2005
Two choral prayers, 2007
Item
Identifier: P0376
Scope and Contents
SAB Choir a cappella, Cantor. 1. Non Nobis, Domine: Anonymous, commonly attr. to William Byrd. Edited by Richard Proulx. Text: Psalm 115:1, Tr. by R.P. 2. Responses and Choristers' Prayer: Richard Proulx. Text: Psalm 95.
Dates:
2007