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

Antiphons from Pentecost vespers II / Proulx, Richard. This plainsong work is written in two separate four-bar antiphons, each containing a Psalm in Latin. Both melodies appear to be modal. The first appears to favor the third scale degree, giving it a se

Ash Wednesday ; first Sunday in Lent / Richard Proulx. This hand-written document is set of verses for a mass part. The text and music for the verses are included, but the "refrain," which is mentioned on the score, is nowhere to be found. This work was "

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.

[Disc does not play!] Choristers' blessing.

Christ For Unison Voices, Descant, Organ and 10 Handbells. Setting by Richard Proulx. 12th Century Plainsong. From "The Pilgrim." 1 score from earlier printing, 1 score from later printing. 1 score has notes written in pencil.

Responsorial Psalm 95(96). Responsorial Psalm for Cantor, Assembly, and Optional Strings. Lectionary No. 14. Psalm 96:1-2, 2-3, 11-12, 13. The Grail. 1 score from earlier printing (6 p.). 8 scores from later printing (5 p.). 1 score has markings in pencil and has a photocopy of the congergation part. 5 instrumental parts: Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello, and Bass.

Come, gracious Spirit : [for optional flute, unison voices, and organ] / Richard Proulx. These are copies taken from a hymnal, possibly "Hymnal, a worship book prepared by the Churches in the Believers Church tradition., #303." Proulx removed any previous

Come, gracious spirit Richard Proulx, 1968 Simon Browne, 1680-1732 (alt.) Flute (or oboe)

Included in this file is a photocopy of the score (which appears to have been published) and a manuscript of the flute (or oboe) part. It is unclear if the flute part has ever been published.

Community mass / Richard Proulx Publisher's no.: G-1605, G-6740INST, S617 OVERSIZE This file contains numerous copies, versions, and publications of Proulx's famous "A Community Mass." Many of the photocopied hand-written scores on file are incomplete. Se

Concertato: God, Who at the Font Once Named Us. Text: Herman G. Stuempfle, Jr. Music: Richard Proulx, 1999. Tune: PERSELL. 1 manuscript by Proulx's hand spliced with printed lyrics.