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For SATB Voices, Asslmbly, Organ, and Brass Quintet. Tune: RUSTINGTON, Charles H.H. Parry. Setting: Richard Proulx. Text: Albert F. Bayly. 24 instrumental parts: 7 Trumpet I & II in B-Flat/C, 6 Horn/Trombone (Horn Substitute), 9 Trombone/Tuba, 2 Timpani.
Dates:
1997
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I was glad / CHH Perry ; Richard Proulx OVERSIZE According to a letter written by Proulx that is included in this file, Proulx felt that a new edition of Parry's "I Was Glad" ("clearly engraved, using 'American' quarter rests, etc.") would be welcomed by choirs ("because the Novello/H.W. Gray edition is hard to read and the organ reduction of the orchestral score is awkward to play, and not idiomatically suited to the organ as it stands"). Proulx orchestrated this piece for...
Dates:
1993
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I was glad / C. Hubert H. Parry ; Richard Proulx. OVERSIZE. This arrangement by Proulx was first written in 1982 and later revised in 1993. Proulx takes authorship for the instrumentation he added, which includes a brass section and accompanying percussio
Dates:
1982
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For SATB Choir (Congregation), Organ, and Optional Brass Choir and Timpani. JERUSALAM, C.H.H. Parry, arranged by Richard Proulx. Words by Carl P. Daw. 3 full instrumental scores and sets of 11 instrumental parts: Trumpet I-III in C, Horn I-II in F, Trombone I-II, Tuba, Trumpet. The instrumental parts are score for three different brass choir (Versions A, B, or C).In this file are the following: the published (1992) version of Proulx's original setting (G-2689) of Carl P. Daw's,...
Dates:
1992
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O day of peace that dimly shines / C.H.H. Parry ; Richard Proulx. Publication No: G-2689 Subtitled: for SATB voices and organ with brass and timpani ad lib This work was published by GIA in1982. It is an arrangement of C.C.H. Parry's "Jerusalem." Proulx h
Dates:
1982
