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

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SATB Choir, Descant, Assembly, optional Trumpet, Organ. LAMBILLOTTE, Louis Lambillotte, arr. by Richard Proulx. Veni, Creator Spiritus, attr. to Rabanus Maurus, Tr. by Edward Caswall.

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Crown Him with Many Crowns (DIADEMATA)

On one side of the paper is the accompaniment for verses 1, 2, and 3 in the key of D major. On the other side is a descant for verse 4. There is no information identifying who wrote the descant.

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O God, our help in ages past / Richard Proulx ; Isaac Watts ; William Croft. For this work, Proulx has added words to a melody and descant for William Croft's "O God Our Help in Ages Past." This Croft setting is based upon the original hymn by Isaac Watts.

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Praise to the Lord, the almighty / Richard Proulx. This final stanza for "Praise the Lord, the Almighty" was arranged by Proulx in 1967 for keyboard voice, and vocal descant. On one side, the melody, descant, and organ accompaniment can be found, while th

Scope and Contents Saint Andrew's Psalm. Poem: John M. Marshall, 1997. Music: Richard Proulx, 1997. (TUNE: NEW FOUNDATION 8.6.8.6.8.7.9.6) [SATB unaccompanied, or with organ.] 2 copies of original manuscript score. One printed landscape and one portrait. 1 engraved copy of NEW FOUNDATION, but with different lyrics and no corresponding information.This file contains two copies of the trumpet parts, two copies of the trombone parts, and the first page of the choral parts of "setting B" of "New...

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Saint Flavian / Richard Proulx OVERSIZE This original Proulx work comes in the form of a descant over the original tune for verse four of the song.Some pages appear to be missing from the score. The descant is accompanied by original harmonies that resemb

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Soprano descant on Dunedin Tune: Vernon Griffiths (1894-1985) Text: Brian Wren (TIS No. 387) Descant: Richard Proulx, 1999 Descant for verse 4 & 5 Printing of full hymn "Christ is alive (Dunedin)" on verso.

This piece appears to have been page 21 of a booklet used at a Hymn Festival ("The Never-Ending Hymn of Praise") conducted by Richard Proulx on 23 September 1999. Other pages from this booklet are also included in this file.