Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices)
Found in 106 Collections and/or Records:
Simon the rock, 1994
Simon the Rock. By Richard Proulx [May, 1994]. 1 original manuscript score, sheet of paper with the text, and the original copositional sketches by Proulx's hand.
This is an original piece written by Proulx that was commissioned by John Miller and the Choir of Saint mary of the Assumption Church, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania. Included in the file is a sheet of paper with the text, the original sketch manuscript, and a final version of the manuscript.
Sleep holy babe
Sleep holy babe / Proulx, Richard.. This file contains a four-part hymn entitled "Sleep Holy Babe." The work appears to be an arrangement, as numerous carols with variations of this title exist, but as not authorship of any kind is cited.
Song of Simeon [nunc dimittis], 2001
On the top of this piece, Proulx has written, "S-253: The Song of Simeon [Nunc Dimittis]." Proulx identifies it as an "irregular psalm tone, plainsong with improvised 'halos.'" This is apparently a "re-work" of an earlier version. It is unclear if this is published.
Sr. Hermann : introit
Stars in the sky proclaim ; Die himmel kunden, 2007
Surrexit Christus = Christ is arisen, 1997
SAB Voices with Optional Keyboard. Edited with continuo realization by Richard Proulx. Text from Easter Vespers, Trans. Richard Proulx. 2 scores have markings in pencil. 6 scores from earlier printing, 1 score from later printing.
Talis's canon, 1998
Talis's canon / Thomas Talis ; Richard Proulx. This text is written for mixed-voice choir and divides the choir by gender--including some verses in unison--until verse five, at which point the tenor parts drop out, leaving a SAB choir.
Tantum ergo : let all mortal flesh keep silence
Tantum ergo : let all mortal flesh keep silence / Anton Bruckner ; Richard Proulx. Proulx simply set the words of "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence" to Bruckner's setting of Tantum Ergo. It is unclear if this was ever published.
Te deum mass
The divine praises, 1996
The Divine Praises. Richard Proulx. 1 incomplete rough draft by Proulx's hand.