Alleluia (#361); Memorial acclamation (#397); Amen (#413) Besides the numbering of the music (apparently from some hymnal), there is no indication of who the original composer was. Proulx apparently created these arrangements to be used as the organ accompaniment for them.

Community Mass This manuscript was in a file with manuscripts of other Masses for which Proulx rearranged the organ accompaniment (for manuals only or with pedal).

Amen -- 'Danish'; Acclamation -- 'Danish'

This manuscript was in a file with manuscripts of other Masses that Proulx rearranged the organ accompaniment for (for manuals only or with pedal). There are two slightly different accompaniments here. It looks as though he made some changes as to which would be an acclamation and which would be the "Amen."

Mass of creation / Proulx, Richard. This hand-written score of Proulx acts as his notes for his mass for organ and--presumably--voice. It would appear that Proulx has written some of the work in three-part harmony (marked "3 pt.").

This manuscript was in a file with manuscripts of other Masses that Proulx rearranged the organ accompaniment for (for manuals only or with pedal).

LPS 8146-0015; Missa dominicalis: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Agnus Dei; Veni creator spiritus; Pange lingua gloriosi; Exsultet coelum laudibus; Jesu, corona virginum; Magnificat tone IV; Canzona; Ricercare.