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

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Prayer for Pentecostal Fire. For SATB Voices and Organ. 1 score from earlier printing, 17 scores from later printing. 16 scores have markings in pencil throughout the score.

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Antiphons from Pentecost vespers II / Proulx, Richard. This plainsong work is written in two separate four-bar antiphons, each containing a Psalm in Latin. Both melodies appear to be modal. The first appears to favor the third scale degree, giving it a se

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It is unclear if this short piece (written in 1966) was ever published. Also included in this file is an introit for Pentecost, also written in 1966.

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Fantasy on "Veni Creator Spiritus." For Alto Saxophone and Organ. 2 parts: Treble Instrument in C/Treble Instrument in B-flat and Alto Saxophone in E-flat.

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Gospel acclamation (Pentecost) Plainsong, Mode 6 Setting by Richard Proulx Trumpet, cantor, organ Two options for voice, high voice and low voice.

It is unclear if this Gospel Acclamation verse setting for Pentecost has ever been published.

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Pentecost introit : proper XXIII / Richard Proulx. This introit, written for Pentecost, includes unison and male voices. No other vocal parts are specified.

It is unclear if this short piece (written in 1966) was ever published. Also included in this file is an introit for Pentecost, also written in 1966.

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For Cantor, SATB Voices, Congregation with Organ, Cello, and Horn in F. Psalm (103) 104: 1, 24, 29-30, 31, 34. New American Bible. 2 instrumental parts: 1 Cello and 1 Horn in F. 1 score from earlier printing, 2 scores from later printing.

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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.

Scope and Contents This unfinished manuscript is inspired by the text of the introit for Pentecost. Proulx appears to have adapted the words slightly. The sparse accompaniment for the choir is a very simple 5 beat sequence of treble notes. It is unclear by which instrument these were to have been played. Approximately eighty percent of the introit (English) text has been set to music. Though this section is incomplete, Proulx has a sketch of another section in which he has begun to set Veni Sancte Spiritus...

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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