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

Concert 1 of 2

Concert 2 of 2

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.

SATB a cappella. 2 Corinthians 1: 21,22 Mozarabic Antiphon Hymn of St. Ephraem Revelation 1:8. Includes an optional organ introduction.

Apostles creed; Cantate domino / Heinrich Schutz; Lumen hilare / Lucenarium; Duo seraphim / Jacob Handl; Ecce vicit leo / Peter Philips; Priere pour la paix / Clair Leonard; Prayer of the venerable bede / Richard Proulx; Angeli, archangeli / Earl George; O magnum mysterium / Pierre Villette; Salmo 150 / Ernani Anguiar; Phoenix / Peter Hallock.

Apostles creed; Cantate domino / Heinrich Schutz; Lumen hilare / Lucenarium; Duo seraphim / Jacob Handl; Ecce vicit leo / Peter Philips; Priere pour la paix / Clair Leonard; Prayer of the venerable bede / Richard Proulx; Angeli, archangeli / Earl George; O magnum mysterium / Pierre Villette; Salmo 150 / Ernani Anguiar; Phoenix / Peter Hallock.

A "sampler" of choral communion antiphons (Advent - Baptism of Jesus) adapted from the Graduale Romanum with English texts. Adapted for use at The Cathedral of the Holy Name, Chicago.

Judging from the manuscripts in this file, Proulx undertook a project of adapting and compiling folk chants for use in liturgy. These manuscripts, along with the manuscripts for the Madeleine project (a composer-in-residence project to create a parish book of folk chant) were in a file entitled "Folk Chant."

Deo Gratias: Fantasy on the Plainchant for Two Trumpets, Two Trombones, and Organ. 5 sets of 4 parts: Trumpet I, Trumpet II, Trombone I, Trombone II.

Plainsong, Mode I Transcription from Holy Cross Monastery, New York no creator noted but presumed Proulx Original manuscript and copies, including keyboard score