Writing Modal Counterpoint

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  1. Deciphering Guitar and Music Theory
  2. Modal counterpoint
  3. Dorian mode
  4. Music theory
  5. Music analysis
  6. Music modes
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Finally a good YouTube video on Renaissance Music analysis! Well done

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Sir, I have a doubt. Doesn't a suspension (suspended triad) creates the feeling of tension? Is this the method how Medieval music composers used to avoid more dissonant Tri-tones in the cadences (but that we use in our tonal cadences), but yet retain a sense of homing to a different tonal center within the mode itself? I am a beginner student of composition and trying resources of early modality.
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Rupam J.B

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