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

Based on Psalm 80: 1-3

Advent procession for cantor, choir, congregation and bells

For Voices and Handbells. Latin 9th Century, trans. John Mason Neale. Conditor Alme. 1 score from earlier printing, 1 score from later printing.

This is a sketch of an arrangement of what appears to be psalm 25. There are no words for the refrain; however, the arrangement and text for the verses are here (for SATB choir). It is unclear if this has ever been published.

This advent responsory is in chant form with handbell accompaniment. The verses are written to be sung alternating between female and male voices. It is unclear if this has ever been published. There is a recording of this song on a CD entitled, "More Sublime Chant," which can be ordered through GIA Publications.

Alleluia verse for Advent, 1980 manuscript score assembled from pieces affixed to paper Includes refrain "Nova, Nova" Hand-written at the bottom of score reads "[Men sing 6 verses: Refrain is sung after each verse]

Based on Psalm 80: 1-3

Gospel acclamations CONTENTS: Advent I (a) -- Advent II (a) -- Advent IV (a) -- Advent III (a) -- Epiphany (ABC) -- Baptism of Jesus (ABC) Vocal score only Scores assembled from cut pieces affixed to paper No composer noted, but presumed Proulx

Introit, offertory vs, communion vs for Advent I

Organ intonation on "veni Emmanuel" / Richard Proulx. This work is a short organ intonation, meant for the season of advent. The work belongs to a collection of organ intonations. This work is the first in the collection.