Definitions

1. noun

A musical or artistic group, typically formed in the 16th century in Florence, Italy, characterized by their emphasis on art and beauty.

“The 16th-century Camerata group played a pivotal role in the development of opera.”

2. adjective

Related to the musical or artistic group Camerata, or characterized by their emphasis on art and beauty.

“The Camerata-inspired art movement revived the classical ideals of beauty and proportion.”