Focuses on a neglected aspect of Verdi's operas: their effectiveness as theatre. This text argues that two main aesthetic conceptions underlie all of Verdi's works - that of the melodrama, which dominates Verdi's early work, and the musical drama, which is dominant in his later work.
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