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In this episode of Mostly True, hosts Mitch and Laney explore the rich history of music, focusing on the Baroque period and its influence on opera. They discuss lesser-known composers like Barbara Strozzi, the evolution of Italian, French, and German opera, and the cultural significance of these art forms.
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