Also Responsorial Psalm for the Easter Vigil. For Cantor, Congregation and Soprano Descant with 10 Handbells and Organ. Psalm 118:1-2, 15-16, 22-23, New American Bible.

Alleluia : [Cantor and keyboard] Includes Alleluia verses for different lectionary cycles and feast days: A-7 (1 John 2:5); A-9 (John 15:5); B-27 (1 John 4:12); B-29 (Mark 10:45); C-16 (Luke 8:15); C-17 (Rom 8:15); Chr. II (1 Tim 3:16); Epiph. (Matt. 2:2)

Alleluia fanfare and acclamation copy of manuscript score with instrumental parts photocopy with extensive pencil notations

Alleluia for the Precentor. Richard Proulx, June 1981. 1 manuscript by Proulx's hand. 2 copies of original manuscript. One of them labeled "organ". 1 flute part by Proulx's hand. 1 harp part by Proulx's hand. 1 bass part by Proulx's hand.

Alleluia verse: Christmas Eve Appears to be a fax transmission copy, dated Dec. 18, 1998. vocal line only

Alleluia verse for Advent, 1980 manuscript score assembled from pieces affixed to paper Includes refrain "Nova, Nova" Hand-written at the bottom of score reads "[Men sing 6 verses: Refrain is sung after each verse]

In this file is a photocopy of a published choral piece by Joseph Willcox Jenkins (with organ accompaniment). In addition, a manuscript by Proulx containing an original sketch for some kind of quartet that is to be played as additional accompaniment (there is no identification of the instruments, i.e., the 4 parts are just labeled I, II, III, IV).

Festival alleluia / Proulx, Richard. This work is a melody with lyrics and popular chord symbols. The work begins with a main line being sung first as a "solo" and then by "all." It is unclear if "all" is meant to mean the congregation or the choir. The p

Funeral alleluia /Richard Proulx. Here we have a melody by Proulx. The top right-hand corner of the page reads "Mode VI, Verse Richard Proulx." The melody has some corrections made in red ink on the page, fixing a rhythmic mistake.

Twelfth Sunday in Ordianry Time (B). Taize Alleluia with verse by Arthur Hutchings.