Role of the Florentine Camerata in Opera
Why is the Florentine Camerata considered significant in the development of opera?
A
They believed that opera should break with the Greek traditions that dominated Late Renaissance music.
B
They argued that music should be more melodically abstract than it was during the Late Renaissance.
C
They sought to create operas that expressed deeper emotions through music.
D
They advocated for music that was more complex and intricate than that of the Late Renaissance.
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