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

How Lovely Is Your Dwelling Place. Tune from a 16th Century English Tablature, setting by Richard Proulx. Text: John Milton.

Psalm 98 / Richard Proulx. This manuscript contains a photo-copied melody and accompaniment that has cites Proulx as the author. Proulx has re-worked the words and paraphrased the psalm. The score also includes an optional flute part.

Psalm 121. Book of Common Prayer, 1979. Published and stapled instrumental parts: 2 B-flat Trumpets I & II, 1 Horn in F, 2 Trombone/Tuba,

For SATB Voices, Organ, and Brass Quintet. Book of Common Prayer, 1979. Recorded on "Rare Beasts and Unique Adventures: Volume 2," CD-468/CS-468 26 instrumental parts: 5 Trumpet I in B-Flat, 5 Trumpet II in B-Flat, 5 Trombone, 5 Horn in F, and 6 Tuba.

Psalm 121 / Richard Proulx. This file contains Proulx's composition for Psalm 121 for organ and cantor or schola. The work functions as an antiphon. The dedication reads: "In memoriam [sic]: Peter La Manna, John Grady."

Ecce Quam Bonum. For SATB Choir, Organ, and Optional String Orchestra. 1 score has markings in ink and pencil. 1 score contains a photocopy of page 1.

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.

Psalm 144 : psalm verses. This arrangement is written for bells, cantor, and congregation. The refrain is accompanied by handbells, the verses by organ. Richard Proulx cites himself as the arranger.

Psalm 146 : Lord o Lord, come and save us / Richard Proulx. This work was commissioned by the Diocese of Owensboro, KY, and is written for cantor, choir congregation, and organ with optional four French Horns in F. A footnote on the first page notes that

Psalm 148 / Joseph Gelineau ; Richard Proulx. Publisher's no.: G-2245 OVERSIZE. This original work by Gelineau has been reworked by Proulx to include string bass, flute, and horn in F, none of which are included in the original score.