Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices)

Palm Sunday liturgy : the blessing of the palms-opening antiphon / Richard Proulx. This manuscript photo-copy is written for mixed voice choir for the Lenten feast day of Palm Sunday.

It is unclear if this short antiphon was ever published. Also included in this file are the following: sung responses (SATB) to the priest's Latin greetings, an offertory anthem for Palm Sunday ("Insult has broken my heart…"), and a communion song for Palm Sunday ("Father, if this cup...").

Panis angelicus / Richard Proulx. In this chant (written in plainsong style), Proulx has divided up the tune into sections to be sung only by women, sections only for men, and sections for both men and women. The number "24" is written in and circled.

Parce, Domine. Text: Joel 2:13, 17; Esther 13:17. Music: Plainsong, Mode 1. Setting by Richard Proulx. Notes written throughout original manuscript. Text from extra verse written in pencil on pg. 3 of original manuscript. 1 manuscript by Proulx's hand. 1 copy of original manuscript.

Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ according to St. John Narratives set to Plainsong ; 'turba choruses' (the crowd) set to music by [Richard Proulx]. John 18:1-19;42 (based on the New American Bible version) This box contains sketches, scores, and documents

Praise my soul / John Goss ; Richard Proulx. This file contains a score by John Goss with an included voice descant. A nameless editor has added the text of the first verse of the hymn to the descant using a type writer. Proulx, it could be assumed.

Prayer for the commemoration of St. Paul / Richard Proulx ; T.A. Walmisley. This work includes three parts: the introit, gradual and alleluia, offertory and communion. At least some of the work, especially the introit and the offertory and communion, appe

Proper offertory anthem : Christmas midnight mass / Franz Joseph Haydn ; Richard Proulx. OVERSIZE. This manuscript contains Proulx's version of Franz Joseph Haydn's Proper Offertory Anthem for Christmas Midnight Mass. It is unclear if the original version.

Proper settings for Ash Wednesday Introit, Communion vs. No composer noted, but presumed Proulx

Propers for Whitsunday / Richard Proulx. This is a mass work for a variety of choral textures by Proulx. The mass parts included are: I: Introit Anthem II: Offertory Anthem, Gradual & Alleluia Vs. III: Communion Vs.- men Some sections of the work are writ

Psalm 18 / Richard Proulx ; R.R. Terry. This work, realized by Terry and edited by Proulx, is written for monophonic treble and men's voices as well as for SATB choir. Voices are split by gender on the first and second verses but are rejoined on the third.

It is unclear if this piece is published.