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Rome. The age of reason

"The Roman church established oratories where the congregation would sing sacred music--a practice unknown before the Counter-Reformation. The result was the oratorio, the Church's answer to opera, which it closely resembles in form. This is the age of the Baroque, represented by such artists as Caravaggio and Bernini."--Container.

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