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

Gospel acclamation -- Easter IV Melchior Vulpius (1609), arr. RP, 1984 Proulx prepared this Gospel Acclamation and verse for the feast of Easter. He has entitled it "Easter IV." There is a separate sheet for the trumpet part (trumpet in C) for the psalm.

Gospel acclamation : general verses for ordinary time There are 6 general gospel acclamation verses for Ordinary Time here (written in chant form) to go with the chant alleluia (mode 6). No composer noted, but presumed Proulx.

Gospel acclamation: intonation for 2 organs (on Hughes Alleluia) Organ arrangement to accompany Alleluia by Howard Hughes (1973)

Proulx arranged this intonation for two organs to fit with Hughes' gospel acclamation. There is a verse included. There are 2 copies of the music. It is unclear if this is material that could be published or not.

Gospel acclamation (Pentecost) Plainsong, Mode 6 Setting by Richard Proulx Trumpet, cantor, organ Two options for voice, high voice and low voice.

It is unclear if this Gospel Acclamation verse setting for Pentecost has ever been published.

Gospel verse: 6 O.T.-C 'Alleluia' --[ D].G. Murray verse by R. Proulx Organ and vocal score for Alleluia, vocal line only for verse Score assembled from engraved and manuscript pieces affixed to paper Proulx also used the Murray 'Alleluia' in another gosp

Gospel verse: Christmas Day Original and revision Based on "In Dulci Jubilo" 14th cent. German carol Arr. Richard Proulx, 1997 Gospel acclamation for cantor, congregation and flute or organ.

It is unclear if this Gospel Acclamation verse setting for Christmas Day has ever been published. One of the three scores that are in the file has revisions on it. These should be taken into consideration if it is ever published.

Opening Antiphon for Palm Sunday. Cantor, Congregation, and Organ.

I received the living God / Don Cl,ment Jacob, OSB ; Richard Proulx. This work is a series of four verses to be sung by choir accompanied with an organ setting. The setting is anonymous, but Proulx is the assumed creator. Proulx gives the direction.

Psalm 122: I Rejoiced. Lectionary Nos. 1, 163, 176, 287, 450, 478, 489, 703, 791, 813. Psalm (121) 122: 1-2, 3-4b, 4c-5, 6-7, 8-9. The Grail, alt. Refrain: Robert Batastini. Verses: Richard Proulx.

In praise of Mary : Gregorian chants in English and Latin - The Marian antiphons Edited with optional organ accompaniments by Richard Proulx. CONTENTS: 1. Hail Mary. -- 2. Ave Maria. -- 3. Loving mother/Alma redemptoris mater. -- 4. Queen of the heavens/A

Proulx put this collection of chants together, edited them, and offered an optional organ accompaniment for them.