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

Litaniae laurentanae / Marius Monnikendam OVERSIZE This hand-written manuscript cannot be clearly placed in terms of authorship or origin. The work is written in a black marker/pen, and the hand does not appear to match that of Proulx. "Marius Monnikendam

Litany of the saints / Richard Proulx This original Proulx manuscript is an arrangement on the Litany of the Saints. Proulx added bells to the work. This work was found originally in Black box 3 of the Proulx reference collection.

Lord has done great things for us / This piece features unison voices over an organ accompaniment. The work also features a soprano descant in the second section of two. The text draws upon Psalm 126 as a source. The work is marked "copyright 1974 G.I.A.

Lord is king / Richard Proulx. This work highly resembles I.D. 0333. Both scores are written on the same paper and have identical citations and dates for copyright. Both feature a soprano descant over melody and organ accompaniment.

Lord speaks of peace / Richard Proulx. This work for congregation and solo soprano has three organ accompaniments: one original, and two alternate accompaniments. This work, like many similar works written in '74, has the signature copyright marking of "c

Offertory for the 3rd Sunday after Easter / Richard Proulx. OVERSIZE. This work is a piece for voice and organ. The offertory is sung in Latin over the organ accompaniment played "freely." The work includes a "Communion Verse" written also for organ and v

"Out of the Orient Crystal Skies". Tyrolean Carol - arranged by C. Lefebvre. Instrumentation by Richard Proulx. 1 score manuscript by Proulx's hand. 1 photocopy of score.

Tenor Solo, SATB. Text ascribed to St. Francis of Assisi.

Processional antiphon : for Lent I / Richard Proulx. OVERSIZE. This work is for solo voice/congregation and organ. The words are drawn from the 91st Psalm. It is not clear if the work was ever published.

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.