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

Deo gratias / Proulx, Richard. This piece was intended to be received by one Paul French of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church as indicated by the fax request in folder: "FAX TO: Paul French Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church FAX NO: 773/883-9417 FROM: Richard Prou

In this file is a photocopy of a published choral piece by Joseph Willcox Jenkins (with organ accompaniment). In addition, a manuscript by Proulx containing an original sketch for some kind of quartet that is to be played as additional accompaniment (there is no identification of the instruments, i.e., the 4 parts are just labeled I, II, III, IV).

Festival alleluia / Proulx, Richard. This work is a melody with lyrics and popular chord symbols. The work begins with a main line being sung first as a "solo" and then by "all." It is unclear if "all" is meant to mean the congregation or the choir. The p

Funeral alleluia /Richard Proulx. Here we have a melody by Proulx. The top right-hand corner of the page reads "Mode VI, Verse Richard Proulx." The melody has some corrections made in red ink on the page, fixing a rhythmic mistake.

Twelfth Sunday in Ordianry Time (B). Taize Alleluia with verse by Arthur Hutchings.

Alleluia verse: 19 OT-B Gospel acclamation for 19th Sunday of Ordinary Time (B) Score for cantor/congregation and organ chant, mode 6.

For Cantor, Assembly, SATB Voices and Optional Brass Quintet and Timpani. Arr. by Richard Proulx. Gospel Verses: ICEL 24 parts: 7 Trumpet I and Trumpet II in B-flat and C, 7 Trombone I and Trombone II, 5 Tuba, 5 Timpani. 2 scores from earlier printing (G.I.A. liturgical music edition). 2 scores from later printing (Ritual prayer series). 1 score has markings in pencil.

SAB Voices. Alleluia - Motet for SAB Voices. Edited by Richard Proulx. 3 scores from earlier printing, 1 score from later printing.

Three Alleluia Interludes for Organ. I. Fughetta II. Pastorale III. Chorale.