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Fauxbourdon (also fauxbordon, and also
commonly two words: faux
bourdon or
faulx bourdon, and in
Italian falso bordone) –
French for
false drone – is...
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including m****es, motets, Magnificats, hymns,
simple chant settings in
fauxbourdon, and
antiphons within the area of
sacred music, and rondeaux, ballades...
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would be
accompanied a
fourth below. Also
important was the
practice of
Fauxbourdon,
which is a three-voice
technique (not
infrequently improvisatory) in...
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etymologically related fauxbourdon, and the
historical use of the
terms is not consistent.
Guilielmus Monachus describes both
fauxbourdon (set in
three voices)...
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coronation of
Queen Elizabeth II; with a br****
fanfare and
borrowing a
fauxbourdon setting by John Dowland. The 1893 song "The
Volunteer Organist" by George...
- the Duke of Bedford,
Dunstaple would have been
introduced to
French fauxbourdon;
borrowing some of the sonorities, he
created elegant harmonies in his...
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sings a
simple fauxbourdon based on the
original plainsong chant for the
Tonus peregrinus; the
other choir sings a
similar fauxbourdon with pre-existing...
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textural contrast within the
compositions themselves:
simple chordal or
fauxbourdon-like p****ages are
contrasted with
other sections of
contrapuntal complexity...
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succession of first-inversion triads, it has
inevitably become confused with
fauxbourdon, with
which it has "no
connection whatsoever". This misinterpretation...
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lowest drone pipe of a bagpipe,
sometimes called a
bourdon Faux bourdon,
fauxbourdon,
faburden or falsobordone,
terms applied (without
perfect consistency)...
