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The Camerata, particularly the Florentine Camerata in the late 16th century, was a group of intellectuals, musicians, and poets who sought to revive ancient Greek dramatic principles in music. They aimed to create a new form of musical expression that emphasized clarity of text and emotional expression, leading to the development of Opera. Their experiments with monody and the use of a single melodic line accompanied by chords laid the groundwork for Baroque music. The Camerata's influence significantly shaped the evolution of Western music.

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