Alleluia (Music)

Alleluia / David Hurd This small photocopied, hand-written manuscript was created by David Hurd in 1983. his signature is at the bottom of the page, and the hand-writing does not appear to match that of Proulx. Each line of the four connected staves has a

Alleluia Dom Gregory Murray, O.S.B., arr. R. Proulx, 1985 copy score with melody, 3 trumpets, and organ; copy score with pencilled instrumentals labelled "Last after verse", with descant, melody, 3 trumpets, organ, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, timpani; instru

Alleluia OVERSIZE Manuscript score for soprano and bass voicing of Biechteler Alleluia Also in folder are instrumental parts for Violin I & II, cello-bass. Also included is photocopy of published full score by Biechteler.

This manuscript was in a file with manuscripts of other Masses that Proulx rearranged the organ accompaniment for (for manuals only or with pedal). The two accompaniments for Murray's alleluia are on the bottom half of this manuscript page (the top has an accompaniment of Vulpius' alleluia). There is a simple accompaniment for Murray's alleluia (manuals only), as well as one with the melody and pedal lines separated out. It is unclear if these accompaniments were ever published.

Included in this file are two versions of a piece of music by Marshall: the original, and Proulx's edition. In Proulx's edition, he simply respelled Marshall's original parts for 3 trumpets and 3 trombones into parts for 4 horns in F, added a flute part, and slightly changed the string bass part. I'm guessing that he did this so his own musicians could play it. It is unclear if Proulx's version was ever published.

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)

This manuscript was in a file with manuscripts of other Masses that Proulx rearranged the organ accompaniment for (for manuals only or with pedal). The two accompaniments for the chant alleluia are on the top half of this manuscript page (one with the melody and pedal lines separated out, and one for manuals only). The bottom half of the page contains two accompaniments for a Lenten Acclamation (melody: Frank Schoen). It is unclear if these accompaniments were ever published.

Alleluia -- Christmas Eve 'Divinum Mysterium' Bells, cantor, SBAT Score assembled from cut pieces adhered to sheets of paper

Alleluia fanfare (in 6/8, key of g minor; alleluia melody: g, g, a, g, f, g, b, a, g, d) In mem. John Gooch?

This fanfare for 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, timpani, and organ was written to introduce and accompany a gospel acclamation. There is are full scores, as well as separate instrument parts (trumpets in C, trumpets in Bb, trombones, timpani). It is unclear if this has ever been published.