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The 13 pages that link to Jacopo Peri, each with the reason it gives.

• OperaRelated: His Euridice, performed in 1600, is a foundational early example.

• Italian operaRelated: His work shows how early composers adapted speech-like singing to stage drama.

• RecitativeRelated: His opera Euridice used recitative to carry dramatic dialogue.

• AriaRelated: His early operatic works show solo song developing within staged drama.

• Florentine CamerataRelated: He put the Camerata’s theories into practice through his dramatic vocal writing.

• MonodyRelated: Peri developed monodic recitative for the first operas.

• Ottavio RinucciniRelated: Peri composed Rinuccini’s Dafne and Euridice, turning his poetry into sung drama.

• Vincenzo GalileiRelated: Peri developed dramatic solo singing from ideas debated in Galilei’s Florentine circle.

• Alessandro Striggio the YoungerRelated: Peri worked in the same Florentine court culture as Striggio during opera’s emergence.

• History of operaRelated: His Euridice, performed in 1600, is a landmark in opera’s beginnings.