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Please note, that the link Pietro Strozzi takes the reader to an article about a military high officer, who died in 1558, while the Camerata's meetings began at 1576, as far as I remember, Is the right Pietro Strozzi the son of the one in the link? anyway, this can't be the man we are looking for.S.Kedem. hewikipedia —Preceding
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Why does the term "camerata" redirect to here, without links to contemporary groups using the term, like the Boston, Pittsburgh, Washington, or Bloomingtom cameratas? I'd have expected a disambiguation page for it, or at least links to those groups.
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Please note, that the link Pietro Strozzi takes the reader to an article about a military high officer, who died in 1558, while the Camerata's meetings began at 1576, as far as I remember, Is the right Pietro Strozzi the son of the one in the link? anyway, this can't be the man we are looking for.S.Kedem. hewikipedia —Preceding
unsigned comment added by
89.138.83.109 (
talk) 15:01, 31 October 2008 (UTC)reply
Why does the term "camerata" redirect to here, without links to contemporary groups using the term, like the Boston, Pittsburgh, Washington, or Bloomingtom cameratas? I'd have expected a disambiguation page for it, or at least links to those groups.
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