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With New DVD Set, a Bigger Picture of D.W. Griffith's Work
The director D.W. Griffith (1875-1948) is probably best remembered for his 1915 epic, "The Birth of a Nation," the most ambitious and commercially successful film made in the United States to that point. Unfortunately, the drama, about the Civil War and Reconstruction, is so appallingly racist in...
 
Music: Van Morrison, Re-Exploring The Mystery of His 'Astral' Vision (Post, November 10, 2008, Page C01)
 
Essay: Chess Genius Bobby Fischer: A Life of Checks Without Balance (Post, January 19, 2008, Page C01)
 
CLASSICAL MUSIC: A stirring visit from Italy, "Jenufa" got its due, and student players aced the test. (Post, December 30, 2007, Page M09)
 
Music: NSO's 'Messiah,' In Need of Salvation (Post, December 21, 2007, Page C04)
 
Music: Kennedy Center Chamber Players: Six Talents, One Accord (Post, December 18, 2007, Page C07)
 
Music: Classical Pianist Montero, Quite A 'Jingle' Belle (Post, December 17, 2007, Page C01)
 
Opera: Kirov's 'Otello,' In One Fell Swoop (Post, December 11, 2007, Page C01)
 
Appreciation: His Music Was Beyond the Scale (Post, December 8, 2007, Page C01)
 
A Great Pianist and Teacher, Locating the Keys to Perseverance (Post, December 2, 2007, Page M08)
 
Music: Fischer's Recipe: Stir Vigorously With Baton (Post, November 10, 2007, Page C06)
 
Opera: A Stunning, Though Bleak, 'View From The Bridge' (Post, November 5, 2007, Page C01)
 
Still Raising a Red Flag: 'Potemkin' Restoration Makes Russian Film's Politics, and Brilliance, Clearer Than Ever (Post, November 4, 2007, Page M04)
 
Music: NSO Makes Beethoven Sound Like a New Man (Post, November 2, 2007, Page C01)
 
Music: Elaine Alvarez, From Stand-In to Star (Post, November 1, 2007, Page C05)
 
Music: Murray Perahia's Truly Grand Piano (Post, October 30, 2007, Page C08)
 
Opera: This 'Don Giovanni' Is More Parry Than Thrust (Post, October 27, 2007, Page C01)
 
Music: Francois Loup's 'Winterreise,' Exquisitely Chilled (Post, October 23, 2007, Page C05)
 
Music: Slatkin and the NSO, Putting It All Together (Post, October 19, 2007, Page C02)
 
Music: That's Italian! La Scala Philharmonic Scores at Strathmore (Post, October 12, 2007, Page C01)
 
Leonard Slatkin To Take the Wheel At Detroit Symphony: Search for New NSO Director Continues (Post, October 9, 2007, Page C01)
 
Music: Thanks to Mahler, Sapping Joy From Beethoven's Ninth (Post, October 5, 2007, Page C07)
 
The Beginning of a Beautiful Relationship: Marin Alsop Leaps Into Her Work With Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (Post, September 29, 2007, Page C01)
 
'La Bohème,' Shining in the Sun: Washington National Opera's Simulcast Plays Better Than at the Kennedy Center (Post, September 24, 2007, Page C05)
 
'Diabelli' Variations: Beethoven Heard the Cosmic in the Trivial (Post, September 19, 2007, Page C05)
 
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