faux-bourdonn.
/fəʊˈbʊədɒ̃/ = faburden n.
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faux-bourdon1879
1879 in G. Grove Dict. Music I. 509/1.
1937 C. Day Lewis Starting Point 66 One reed-like liquid tenor..danced and swayed into a faux-bourdon.
1942 Scrutiny 11 11 The enormous influence exerted by English methods on the Continental voice-leading is evident in the wide~spread adoption of the faux bourdon style.
1967 Times 23 Feb. 10/6 Part-writings, suggested medieval organum or sometimes faux-bourdon techniques.
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