Proulx, Richard (Richard T.) (1937-04-03-2010-02-18)
Dates
- Existence: 1937-04-03 - 2010-02-18
Gender
- Males
Occupations
Places
- Saint Paul (Minn.) (Place of Birth)
- Chicago (Ill.) (Place of Death)
- United States (Associated Country)
- Chicago (Ill.) (Other)
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
His name is John, 1997
Two Part Mixed with Handbells. Luke 1:62, 76-79. 1 score is marked "Workshop File."
Lord, you have the words, 1973
Richard Proulx and the G.I.A. Seminar Class, Philadelphia, August, 1972. Psalm 19:8-11, New American Bible. 5 scores from an earlier printing, 1 score from a later printing. 1 score is marked "25 Bob Hamilton" and has markings in pencil.
Pentecost sequence, 1998
For Two-Part Mixed Voices, Handbells, and Percussion. Mode I Plainsong, Setting by Richard Proulx. Text: Sequence for Pentecost, 13th C. Tr. by Peter J. Scagnelli. From the collection "Let All Together Praise," CD-335/CS-335. 1 score has markings in pencil.
Processional psalm for a festival, 1980
For Two Voice Choir, Cantor, Congregation, Hanbells, and Percussion. 4 scores from earlier printing, 1 score from later printing.
Psalm 134, 1973
For Two Mixed or Equal Voices, Handbells and Tabor. Paraphrase of Psalm (133) 134: R.P. Scores are from 4 printings. 1 score has markings in pencil.
Song of Isaiah, 1971
Processional. Based on Isaiah 12:2-6. 1 score has initials "RP."
Three processionals for four bells and voices, 1972
Three processionals for four bells and voices For two-part voices assembly and handbells CONTENTS: Processional Psalm -- Christmas processional -- Pentecost processional. Publisher's no. G-4982
Three processionals for four bells and voices, 2000
For Two-part Voices, Assembly, and Handbells. 1 score is marked in ink: "edit." 3 scores from earlier printing, 1 score from later printing.
You, Lord, we praise, 1998
O Lord, We Praise You. 2-Part Mixed Voices, 5 Handbells. Gott sei gelobet, Johann Walter. Geystliche gesank Buchleyn, 1524. Setting by Richard Proulx. St. 1 and 2, Russell Schultz from a German folk hymn, St. 3, RP from Lauda Sion. German folk hymn, 15th cent., st. 1; Martin Luther, sts. 2-3.