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camerata

A group of intellectuals meeting for cultural exchanges, in particular one at Florence under Count Giovanni de' Bardi in about 1573-87 and strongly influenced by Girolamo Mei's research into ancient Greek music. The earliest operas seem to have emerged from their deliberations.
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