Proulx, Richard (Richard T.) (1937-04-03-2010-02-18)

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This is a simplified (3-part) organ accompaniment for a chant "Lamb of God." It is unclear at this time which chant Mass this is from. On the back side of this manuscript page is a page entitled, "Variations on 'A Solis Ortus Cardine.'" It appears to be only the first page of a larger piece.

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Celtic Alleluia 3 organ accomps (one with pedal, 2 without pedal) [O'Carroll, Fintan; Walker, Christopher], arr. R.P.

There are two different sheets of manuscript paper in this file. On one, Proulx rearranged the organ accompaniment for the Celtic Alleluia in two ways (one for manuals only, one with pedal). The second sheet of paper has yet another accompaniment Proulx wrote to accompany this Alleluia.

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Come to Us, Creative Spirit. Tune: CASTLEWOOD; Richard Proulx, 1986. 1 manuscript of a 1986 published work of Proulx's, to which a Soprano Descant has been added by Proulx's hand. No indication is given as to when these edits were made. A work sharing this title appears in GIA's 1991 publication "Hymnal Supplement 1991," Concacan Inc.'s.

Scope and Contents Corpus Christi Mass CONTENTS: Kyrie -- Sanctus -- Mem. Accl. -- Amen -- Agnus Dei This manuscript includes one vocal line (“Cantor” and “All”) and an optional organ accompaniment (© 2000 Richard Proulx). There is an indication on the bottom of the first page of a set of Masses that this Mass was published in 1991 by GIA Publications, Inc. However, this particular manuscript with optional organ accompaniment has a copyright of 2000 by Richard Proulx himself. It is unclear if...

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Descant on "caithness" / Richard Proulx. This appears to be the fourth verse of a piece written by Proulx. Both tune and descant are included in the score. Organ is to accompany the singer(s). This song uses words by William Cowper and music by Charles Vi

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Descant on "DIX": (stanza 5) / Richard Proulx ; Conrad Kocher. Here we have a descant written by Proulx written over the tune "DIX," originally composed by one Conrad Kocher. It is unclear if the accompanying keyboard was meant to be an organ or piano acc

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Daily, Daily -- Descant Text from English Hymnal, No. 568

According to the internet, this piece was published in a book entitled, "100 New Descants." Two other descants by Proulx were also included in the book: "Darwall's 148th," and "Daily, Daily."

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Darwall's 148th Sopr. descant, organ

According to the internet, this piece was published in a book entitled, "100 New Descants." Two other descants by Proulx were also included in the book for the following tunes: "Maccabaeus," and "Daily, Daily."

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Maccabaeus -- Descant Text from Hymns for Today's Church, No. 167.

According to the internet, this piece was published in a book entitled, "100 New Descants." Two other descants by Proulx were also included in the book for the following tunes: "Maccabaeus," and "Darwall's 148th."

Scope and Contents Hymntune: MEDINA. -Richard Proulx, 1972. "I Bind My Heart". -Lauchlan MacLean Watt, alt: G-1922 Anthem Copyright 1975 by GIA Publications, Inc. Hymn arr. Copyright 2007 by Richard Proulx. 1 manuscript by Proulx's hand.Richard Proulx wrote the hymntune (MEDINA), that this song is based, on in 1972 (G-1922, GIA Publications, Inc.); however, he wrote this particular arrangement in 2007, using Lauchlan MacLean Watt's text. It includes an organ accompaniment, vocal melody, and...