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

3 Lenten Gospel acclamations / Richard Proulx. This manuscript contains three Lenten gospel acclamation refrains with accompaniment ("Refrain II, Refrain III, Refrain IV"). It is unclear which Masses these are from.

Acclamation/Great Amen Memorial acclamation There is no indication of which Mass setting these two acclamations are from. Organ, congregation, soprano descant

Alleluia proclamation (Easter vigil) Graduale Simplex, 1975 Psalm 117 'O filii et filiae, Fremch melody, 1623, arr. R. Proulx, 1989 Proulx prepared this for the feast of Easter. Included are the Gospel Acclamation and Psalm 117.There is a separate sheet for the trumpet part (trumpet in C) for the psalm. Alleluia: Graduale Simplex, 1975; Psalm 117: "O Fillii et Filiae," French melody, 1623.

"Alleluia, the Strife is O'er". Victory-Horns. Score arranged by Richard Proulx, 76. Tune: "Victory" (Giovanni da Palestrina). 1 manuscript score by Proulx's hand. 1 manuscript of horn parts by Proulx's hand.

This arrangement was written by Proulx in 1976. There are two manuscripts in this file: the score; and horn parts. There are some discrepancies between the two manuscripts that would need to be corrected if this would ever be published.

5 scores from an earlier printing and 6 scores from a later printing, each with the same publisher number. Reprinted from Music for the Contemporary Choir, Book 1. 1 score is marked on the cover: "RP work on Choral Sound Wagner!!" and at the top of the score: "1st piece on West Coast. Written for boys just starting. Pitturford: England. Lydian Mode (favorite)"

[Disc does not play!] Choristers' blessing.

Responsorial Psalm 95(96). Responsorial Psalm for Cantor, Assembly, and Optional Strings. Lectionary No. 14. Psalm 96:1-2, 2-3, 11-12, 13. The Grail. 1 score from earlier printing (6 p.). 8 scores from later printing (5 p.). 1 score has markings in pencil and has a photocopy of the congergation part. 5 instrumental parts: Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello, and Bass.

Come, gracious Spirit : [for optional flute, unison voices, and organ] / Richard Proulx. These are copies taken from a hymnal, possibly "Hymnal, a worship book prepared by the Churches in the Believers Church tradition., #303." Proulx removed any previous

Come, gracious spirit Richard Proulx, 1968 Simon Browne, 1680-1732 (alt.) Flute (or oboe)

Included in this file is a photocopy of the score (which appears to have been published) and a manuscript of the flute (or oboe) part. It is unclear if the flute part has ever been published.

Concertato: God, Who at the Font Once Named Us. Text: Herman G. Stuempfle, Jr. Music: Richard Proulx, 1999. Tune: PERSELL. 1 manuscript by Proulx's hand spliced with printed lyrics.