Christ For Unison Voices, Descant, Organ and 10 Handbells. Setting by Richard Proulx. 12th Century Plainsong. From "The Pilgrim." 1 score from earlier printing, 1 score from later printing. 1 score has notes written in pencil.

Easter Sequence and gospel acclamation / Richard Proulx. This an arrangement of the 15th century French work (Hynary.org). The piece is for cantor and/or choir, flute, and organ. Note that the manuscript is written on the back of a manuscript by R. Woolle

Easter Vigil: Responsory for Genesis 22 [Psalm (15)16:5-11]

Proulx wrote this responsory for the Easter Vigil to be sung after Genesis 22 [psalm (15)16:5-11]. It is unclear if this has ever been published.

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 for Easter Day (ABC) This file contains manuscripts of Proulx's arrangement (organ, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, timpani, cantor, congregation) of William Monk's alleluia. It is set for the text of Easter Day.

For Unison Choir (or solo), Organ, and Handbells. Splendor and honor and kingly power, Dignus es Agnus. Revelation 4:11; 5:9-10, 13. Canticle 18, Book of Common Prayer. 2 scores from earlier printing, 1 score from later printing.

Canticle 18: A Song to the Lamb. For Unison Choir (or Solo), Congregation, Organ, and Hanbells. Dignus es Agnus, Splendor and honor. Revelation 4:11; 5:9-10, 13. 2 scores from earlier printing, 1 score from later printing.