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

Lord has done great things for us / This piece features unison voices over an organ accompaniment. The work also features a soprano descant in the second section of two. The text draws upon Psalm 126 as a source. The work is marked "copyright 1974 G.I.A.

Lord is king / Richard Proulx. This work highly resembles I.D. 0333. Both scores are written on the same paper and have identical citations and dates for copyright. Both feature a soprano descant over melody and organ accompaniment.

Lord speaks of peace / Richard Proulx. This work for congregation and solo soprano has three organ accompaniments: one original, and two alternate accompaniments. This work, like many similar works written in '74, has the signature copyright marking of "c

Psalm 121. Psalm for Evening Prayer from the Order of Christian Funerals. For Cantor or Solo Choir and Congregation with Organ Accompaniment.

Lyric alleluia / Richard Proulx. This work consists of many computer and hand-scored sheets glued onto a piece of standard white paper. The melody and keyboard accompaniment are taken from a single source, while the soprano descant has been written.

Proulx wrote this alleluia in 1980 and added a descant in 2002. It is unclear if this has ever been published.

Melbourne parish mass / Richard Proulx. Subtitled : for cantor, congregation, optional choir, and organ. This mass for the Australian parish is--as noted at the top of the page--"adapted from the Ambrosian Te Deum, Tonus Simplex." The score consists mostl

Based on Psalm 33: 5, 6a, 1

Based on Psalm 33: 5, 6a,1 1 score is marked with red ink containing notes, tempo, and dynamic markings. At the top of the score: "Written as children's vocal training piece: a beginning choir 1965?! Originally an Introit"

Version A: Congregation and Organ (and Choir). Version B: Cantor, Congregation, and Organ (or Choir). 3 scores from earlier printing, 3 scores from later printing.

Praise God in the place of his glory : psalm 150 / Subtitled: for treble voices with keyboard and optional percussion Two identical scores for voice and organ are on file. The only difference between these two copies is the inclusion of the psalm name in

It is unclear if this piece has ever been published. However, there is a note on the top of the first page of music that says, "sent Pueri Cantores (WLP)."