"Infant Holy, Infant Lowly". (w ZLOBIE LEZY). Traditional Polish Carol. Arranged by Richard Proulx (1979). For Choir (Unison or SATB), Congregation and String Quintet (Optional: Oboe or Trumpet, Triangle, Organ). Text by Edith M. G. Reed.

Based on Psalm 92: 12, 13, 1 The Just Man Shall Flourish

Mass of the redeemer / Richard Proulx. OVERSIZE. Publisher's no.: G-1749INST This file contains both published scores and original manuscripts for this seven-part Proulx mass. All scores in the folder are hand-written or photo-copies of hand-written manus

Unison Choir, Optional Flute, Organ. In Paradisum, Latin, 11th Cent., tr. by Paul Ramsey. 1 photocopy of pages 1 through 3.

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)."

Psalm 113, Paraphrase, R.P. 1 score has initials "RP." 1 score is marked "P.O.P." 8 scores from 3 different printings.

Psalm 96 / Richard Proulx. Publication No.: CF 72-103 This file contains a piece written by Proulx for voice, two trumpets in C, and organ. One page contains the trumpet part for the refrain along with the cantor part, while the other two contain the vers

Responsorial Psalm : Christmas Eve / Richard Proulx. Publication No.: OVERSIZE. It would appear that this work goes by several different titles including: "Responsorial Psalm : Christmas Eve" "Psalm for Christmas Night" and possibly "Christmas at Midnight

Responsorial psalm : Christmas Eve / Richard Proulx. This work, based on the English tune of "Green Sleeves" is a secondary version of ID No. 0515. This work is written in Eb major instead of G major. The primary difference in these two versions is the a

Saints of God : Song of Farewell for the Rite of Funerals. Richard Proulx. Publication No.: G-2121

In addition to the octavo (organ, cantor, and congregation), there are manuscripts of optional cello/bass and flute parts (© 2006). It is unclear if these optional parts have been published.