GIUSEPPE VERDI’S MACBETH – PART II.
Keywords:
drama, music, Macbeth, psyche, guiltAbstract
In part two, we continue the analysis of one of Verdi’s most complex operas - Macbeth, and try to immerse ourselves in the creative genius of the composer, who has managed to utterly as well as beautifully marry music and drama to shed some light on the intricacies of the human spirit.
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