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

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  • Existence: 1937-04-03 - 2010-02-18

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Found in 1356 Collections and/or Records:

Salzburg

 Item
Identifier: 0532
Scope and Contents

Salzburg / Jakob Hintze ; Richard Proulx. Only the first page of this piece is here. According to the internet, GIA has published something of Proulx's called, "Four Festival Hymns, Vol. II," which includes the following tunes: GROSSER GOTT, DARWALL'S 148

Dates: 1950 - 2010

Sancti dei : ave verbum incarnatum

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Identifier: 0533
Scope and Contents

Sancti dei : ave verbum incarnatum / Joseph Michael Haydn ; Richard Proulx. This work, originally composed by J.M. Haydn has Latin text in the original score. Proulx had provided an English translation and setting of the text for Haydn's music. He has als

Dates: 1950 - 2010

Sancti Dei omnes = All you saints of heaven, 1993

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Identifier: P0190
Scope and Contents

All You Saints of Heaven. Latin text: Author unknown; General Antiphon for Saints' Days. English Text: R.P. Johann Michael Haydn, edited by Richard Proulx.

This piece, originally composed by Johann Michael Haydn in 1782, is edited here by Proulx. He wrote new words in the music and changed the notation to 4/4 time. It is unclear if this new arrangements has ever been written out on separate paper and published.

Dates: 1993

Sanctus: Hughes/Proulx, 1993

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Identifier: L0344
Scope and Contents

Sanctus for Cantor, Congregation, Choir, and Bells. Setting by H. Hughes, 1981. Arranged by Richard Proulx, 1993. Manuscript and copy of manuscript by Proulx.

Dates: 1993

Sanctus II

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Identifier: 0537
Scope and Contents

Sanctus II / Joseph Michael Haydn ; Richard Proulx. It is unclear what Mass this Sanctus goes with. Proulx has made corrections on this manuscript in pencil (the rest is in ink).

Dates: 1950 - 2010

Sanctus III

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Identifier: 0538
Scope and Contents

Sanctus III / Richard Proulx. Similar in compositional style and appearance, "Sanctus III bears a strong resemblance to "Sanctus II" (ID No. 0537).

It is unclear what Mass this Sanctus goes with, though Proulx has indicated that it was based on the Austrian "Heilig" tune. Proulx has made corrections and additions on this manuscript in pencil (the rest is in ink).

Dates: 1950 - 2010

Sanctus : in responsorial style, 1985

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Identifier: 0535
Scope and Contents

Sanctus : in responsorial style / Joseph Gelineau ; Richard Proulx. This Sanctus was originally written by Joseph Gelineau for cantor, congregation, and organ. This particular version was adapted by Richard Proulx from his setting of a Eucharistic Prayer

Dates: 1985

Sanctus : [instrument part]

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Identifier: 0534
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Sanctus : [instrument part] / Richard Proulx. This instrumental score goes with a piece called "Sanctus." Unforunately, it is not clear what instruments are meant to play this part. Two independent lines are written upon a single treble-clef stave, but no

Dates: 1950 - 2010

Sanctus : "land of rest", 1983

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Identifier: 0539
Scope and Contents Sanctus : "land of rest" / Richard Proulx. This manuscript was in a file with manuscripts of other Masses for which Proulx rearranged the organ accompaniment (for both manuals only or with pedal). The works in this folder are variations on the tune "LAND.This manuscript was in a file with manuscripts of other Masses that Proulx rearranged the organ accompaniment for (for manuals only or with pedal). This particular piece includes a descant. According to the GIA website, this...
Dates: 1983

Sanctus no. III : in d minor, BWV 239, 1998

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Identifier: 0541
Scope and Contents Sanctus no. III : in d minor, BWV 239 / J.S. Bach ; Richard Proulx. This work was edited by Proulx through the addition of a continuo part. Proulx also takes authorship for the alternate text provided in this edition. The following paragraph is on the last page of this piece: This is one of the more obscure (and unperformed) smaller pieces of liturgical music by the great Sebastian Bach. There exist five independent settings of the Sanctus which were used with his various Missa...
Dates: 1998