Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695

Fifth Sunday of Lent (Year A). With the Lord there is mercy, and fullness of redemption. Psalm 130. 2 copies of manuscript by Proulx with published antiphon. Antiphon: J.R. Carroll. Verses: Henry Purcell.

Responsorial Psalm: Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (B). Praise the Lord, who heals the broken-hearted. Psalm 147. 1 manuscript and 1 copy by Proulx. Plainsong antiphon and first half of verse. Second half of verse is Anglican chant by Purcell. 1 manuscript by Proulx. Plainsong setting of psalm with organ accompaniment.

Responsorial Psalm: Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (B). With the Lord there is mercy and fullness of redemption. Psalm 130. 1 manuscript and 3 copies by Proulx with published antiphon. Antiphon: J.R. Carroll, Verses: Henry Purcell. Hymnal Number: 893 in Worship III.

Responsorial Psalm: Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time (A). The vineyard of the Lord is the house of Israel. Psalm 80. 1 manuscript by Proulx. Antiphon: Howard Hughes, verses: Henry Purcell.

Song of the redeemed / Henry Purcell ; Richard Proulx. This work, originally composed by Purcell, has been altered to include organ or trumpet. Proulx has accomplished this by taking the voice melody in the original score, transcribing it, and assigning i

Three Celebrated Trumpet Tunes composed by Henry Purcell and Jeremiah Clarke for Trumpet and keyboard (Organ or Harpsichord). Edited by Fred Sautter and Richard Proulx. 1. Trumpet Tune and Air (Henry Purcell). 2. Trumpet Tune from the Opera "Bonduca" (Henry Purcell) 3. Rondeau: "The Prince of Denmark's March" (Jeremiah Clarke) 2 Trumpet parts.

Variations on 'westminster abbey' / Henry Purcell ; Richard Proulx This work, based on Purcell's "WESTMINSTER ABBEY," was composed for organ in 1992 by Richard Proulx. The work consists of four parts with included directions for stop use: I. Piapasons Man

Westminster abbey: / Henry Purcell ; Richard Proulx This organ work was arranged by Proulx in 1980. On file are two intonations that differ slightly in content.