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 1199 Collections and/or Records:
Ave Maria, 2004
SATB Voices. Tomas Luis de Victoria, edited by Richard Proulx. Tune: AVE MARIA, Gregorian Chant, Mode I, edited by Richard Proulx. Text: Luke 1:29. Latin, 13th C.
Ave Maria, 2005
Ave Maria. Bach/Gounod. For Solo Instrument, Harp (or Piano) and Organ (optional). Arr. by Richard Proulx. 5 sets of 4 parts: C or B-flat Instrument, Cello, Horn in F, and Organ.
Ave Maria
Franz Schubert, arr. by Richard Proulx. Each score is in a different key. Low Key: G-5687. Medium Key: G-5688. High Key: G-5689.
Ave Maria
It appears that Proulx took a published piece by Mozart, removed the words and wrote in the words for Ave Maria. It is unclear if this version was ever published.
Ave Maria : Chant: Mode I
Ave Maria : Chant : Mode I / Tomas Luis da Victoria ; Richard Proulx. This engraved score is attributed to Tomas Luis da Victoria. The dynamic and part assignments written into the work in black pen, however, could very well belong to Proulx. The author o
Ave Maria (Hail, Holy Mary), 1998
This piece was in a file entitled, "RP scores, work on." It is Proulx's SAB arrangement of Jacques Arcadelt's original. Here Proulx not only shifted the piece to SAB (see the included original SSA arrangement), he also also added an English text. It is unclear if this has ever been published. There is another edited arrangement of this song by Proulx (for SATB choir) in another file (#503).
Ave Maria / Schubert, 2001
For Solo, SATB Voices and Piano or Harp with Optional Organ. Franz Schubert, arr. by Richard Proulx. Recorded on "Catholic Latin Classics," CD-486/CS-486.
Ave Verbum Incarnatum
This octavo (for SATB voices) of Jacques Arcadelt's "Ave Maria" was in a file entitled, "RP scores, work on." There are notes penciled in on the margins. He edited the piece by making some text adjustments and a few note changes. It is unclear if this edited version is something that could be or has been published. There is another arrangement of this song by Proulx (for SAB choir) in another file (#504).
Ave verum
Ave verum / Franz Schubert ; Richard Proulx. This manuscript copy of a Franz Schubert piece is written in Proulx's hand. It is difficult to tell if the piece is simply a transcription or an arrangement of the original work. On the back of the score, Proul
Ave verum corpus, 2001
Ave verum corpus (K. 618) for SATB voices, organ continuo, and string quartet or quintet W. A. Mozart (1756-1791), edited with continuo realization by Richard Proulx. Text attributed to Innocent VI (c. 1300-1362) Proof copies of Proulx's version.