The Vigil
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| Artists | Chick Corea |
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| Release date | August 6, 2013 |
| Genres | Fusion |
| Labels | Concord Jazz |
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| ID | 2917009 |
About The Vigil
The Vigil is an album recorded by Chick Corea and released sixth of August 2013. In the Billboard Jazz albums charts the album peaked at number 4. The album won the Latin Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album at the 15th Annual Latin Grammy Awards.
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... Scores of police officers were on duty at The Vigil, and there were tangible concerns about a potential rise in hate crimes against Jews among those who attended...
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... Rabbi Ephraim told The Vigil British Jews " are at one" with the people of Israel and that they " stand shoulder-to-shoulder with you at this time"...
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... At The Vigil, Elianne s family asked people to wear white and light candles to represent her being the light of their lives...
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Elianne Andam death: Hundreds gather at vigil to remember 15-year-old
By Sonja JessupHome Affairs Correspondent, BBC London News
Hundreds of people have gathered in South London to remember a Teenage Girl who was fatally stabbed One Week ago.
Elianne Andam, 15, was attacked at a Bus Stop on Wellesley Road in central Croydon last Wednesday morning as she made her way to school.
A 17-year-old boy has appeared In Court charged with her murder.
At The Vigil , Elianne's family asked people to wear white and light candles to represent her being The Light of their lives.
One attendee described Elianne as " cute, funny, and very loving and caring" and said she was there to " show my support for The Family , to be there with them in this tragic moment".
Another Woman said: " It's a shock, I've never seen anything like this in all of The Years that I've worked Over There . It's really sad that in 2023 we have to be facing things like this. "
The Vigil saw a two-minute silence held as people raised their candles, while prayers were said. The Crowd joined in and sang Amazing Grace.
Elianna has been called a " beautiful young lady" who wanted to be a lawyer and whose Christian faith was very important to her.
Speeches about knife crime were also a part of The Vigil . After speaker Anthony King said " enough us enough" The Crowd responded with a shout of " yes".
Another speaker said they did not want Elianne to be another statistic, and that they could stop knife crime together.
The Bishop of Croydon, Marlene Rosemarie Mallett, told The Crowd : " Many of you are ordinary residents of Croydon but you have been touched by this tragedy. "
James Watkins , who works with local Young People as part of the Mainzworld project, spoke to Elianne's family ahead of The Vigil .
He Said The Family told him they wanted her to be remembered as " someone that was loved, someone that was cared about and someone that made an impact to everyone that she came into contact with".
" It's not a surprise to anybody that a lot of people are In Fear right now, " he added.
So Far this year, 16 teenagers from London have lost their lives to homicide.
" I think part of it is us talking to parents and saying to them to discuss things with their children, have a conversation with their children, " said Mr Watkins.
" And it's also about parents being aware of organisations that can help them when they don't feel like they have the assistance that they need. "
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