Fanfares

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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.

Scope and Contents Alleluia fanfare (in 4/4, key of G major; alleluia melody: g, a, b, g . . . ; with verse for Feast of Corpus Christi ) Dedication: "For Christine Tamani -- in thanksgiving." This fanfare for 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, timpani, and organ.This fanfare for 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, timpani, and organ was written to introduce and accompany the gospel acclamation for the Feast of Corpus Christi. There is a full score; however, there are no separate parts for each instrument included. ...

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Alleluia fanfare and acclamation copy of manuscript score with instrumental parts photocopy with extensive pencil notations

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Fanfare / Richard Proulx. This work is written for oboe, horns, timpani, and mixed voices. Proulx has taped an original copy of melody from an anonymous source and has transposed the melody from d minor to E minor. Stanzas have been assigned to sopranos a

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Fanfare a' 5 Moritz Landgraf v. Hessen (1572-1632) arr. Richard Proulx

The following manuscripts of Proulx's arrangement of this fanfare are included in this file: score, trumpet I, trumpet II, trombone, horn in F, and tuba. There is a handwritten version and an engraved version of each of these.

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This fanfare for two horns was written in 1979 by Proulx. It is dedicated to John Foster, S. J.

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Let all the nations : fanfare and anthem / Giovanni Gabrielli ; Volkmar Liesring ; Richard Proulx. OVERSIZE. These pieces are paired together in a fanfare and anthem. Authorship for the fanfare is given to Giovanni Gabrielli.

This arrangement is a combining of a brass fanfare (by G. Gabrieli) and a choral anthem for two choirs (by V. Leisring).