Verdi's operas are generally more rooted in realism than Wagner's.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
Verdi's style is frequently contrasted with that of his German contemporary Richard Wagner. Wagner's plots usually involved larger-than-life, mythological characters whose activities were meant to symbolize underlying philosophical issues. Verdi's plots more often involved real people cast in dramatic, action-filled situations and are notable for their spontaneity and sure sense of effective drama.
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