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Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices)

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 105 Collections and/or Records:

Beati iosephmarae escriva, presbyteri et fundatoris ; Lauda, Jerusalem ; Kyrie ; Responsorial gloria ; Responsorial psalm ; Evening hymn ; Sanctus ; Memorial acclamation ; Amen ; Agnus Dei ; Communion Antiphon ; Ave verum corpus ; Salve Regina, 2000

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Identifier: 0717
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Agreement and scores for Cathedral Singers performance. Beati iosephmarae escriva, presbyteri et fundatoris ; Lauda, Jerusalem ; Kyrie ; Responsorial gloria ; Responsorial psalm ; Evening hymn ; Sanctus ; Memorial acclamation ; Amen ; Agnus Dei ; Communion Antiphon ; Ave verum corpus ; Salve Regina / Jean de B

Dates: 2000

Beloved, let us love, 1968

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Identifier: M0003
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"Beloved, Let Us Love". Text: Horatius Bonar (1808-1889). Based on 1 John - 4-7. There is no date evident on the manuscript. A photocopy of a published version has the date 1968. Unfinished cappella piece for SATB choir. 1 manuscript by Proulx's hand.

Dates: 1968

Bethlehem, 1990

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Identifier: M0043
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"Bethlehem". Early American melody. arr. R.P. 1990. 1 page is written on the back of an unrelated instrumental piece. 1 manuscript by Proulx's hand. 2 copies of pg. 1 of original manuscript. 1 copy of the piece's published counterpart.

Dates: 1990

Blest are those who are called, 1999

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Identifier: M0086
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Blest are Those Who are Called. [for Cantor, Congregation, SATB Choir & Organ]. Richard Proulx, 1999. 1 copied manuscript. 1 text sheet.

Dates: 1999

Called to his purpose, 2007

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Identifier: M0110
Scope and Contents Called to His Purpose. Romans 8:28, 31.b, 32 NIV. Richard Proulx, 2007. 1 manuscript by Proulx's hand. 1 copy with corrections by Proulx's hand. 4 engraved copy by Wes Alexander. 1 collection of notes by Proulx's hand.This piece, written by Proulx , was commissioned by St. James Lutheran Church, (Portland, Oregon) for its Bach Vespers, March 18, 2007, and dedicated to the remembrance of Erik Nielsen (Feb. 25, 1968 - Aug. 17, 1997). Included in this file are the following: an...
Dates: 2007

Choral responses, 1968

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Identifier: 0090
Scope and Contents Choral Responses (booklet Proulx created for the exclusive use of the choirs of Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago, 1968).This is a booklet that Proulx put together in 1968 for the exclusive use of the choirs of Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago. It contains many different responses that could be sung during Eucharist. The booklet is stapled together...and it appears that a mistake was made (more than one set of pages is stapled together). In addition, there are extra pages that are not...
Dates: 1968

Christ be with me

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Identifier: 0091
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Christ be with me Marco Caro, ca. 2500 from lute tabulature, publ. 1509.

This piece was in a file entitled, "RP scores, work on." This arrangement for SAB choir is handwritten by Proulx. It is centered around G (with f's being natural in some cases and sharp in others). It is unclear if this has ever been published.

Dates: 1950 - 2010

Christmas Gloria

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Identifier: 0094
Scope and Contents This is the "Gloria" section of "Angel's We Have Heard on High," which Proulx apparently harmonized to be sung as a Gloria for Eucharist. Included in this file is a manuscript of music to be played by a harpist (it indicates there is a 5 measure organ introduction, 4 refrains, and 3 verses). Also in this file there is a sketch of what appears to be an organ accompaniment for the refrains, though it contains no music for an introduction or verse accompaniment. More work would need to be...
Dates: 1950 - 2010

Christus factus est (Tenebrae)

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Identifier: 0096
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Christus factus est (Tenebrae) Plainsong, Mode 5 Proulx's transcription of a chant for tenebrae service

Dates: 1950 - 2010

Come, o thou traveler unkown, 1984

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Identifier: 0730
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Come, o thou traveler unkown / Chapin, Richard Proulx. This arrangement of Chapin's "Come, O Thou Traveler Unkown" was written by Proulx in 1984. The tune was taken from "Primitive Baptist Hymn and Tune Book" as noted on both leafs of the manuscript. The

Dates: 1984