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.
Vigil for victims of Hamas attack held in London
... Noam Sagi, whose, was among those to address The Vigil...
Worry in UK as Israel-Gaza anxiety spreads
... 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...
Israel-Gaza attacks: Vigil for victims held at Downing Street
... 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"...
Elianne Andam death: Hundreds gather at vigil to remember 15-year-old
... At The Vigil, Elianne s family asked people to wear white and light candles to represent her being the light of their lives...
Met Police: Women arrested at Sarah Everard vigil paid damages
... Hundreds attended The Vigil in March 2021 to pay their respects to Ms Everard, 33, who was kidnapped, raped and murdered by police officer Wayne Couzens...
Jacksonville shooting: DeSantis booed at vigil for victims of racist attack
... Around 200 people attended The Vigil, which took place in a predominantly black area just yards away from the Dollar General shop where the shooting happened the previous day...
Nottingham stabbings: Barnaby Webber's parents honour their 'lovely soul'
... The Vigil was held for the three victims...
Away from home and dealing with death - students on their grief
... Thousands of people showed up to The Vigil at the University of Nottingham this week, shaken by the deaths of Grace and fellow student Barnaby Webber - The attacks might have taken place in Nottingham, but their impact is likely to be felt by students all around the UK...
Vigil for victims of Hamas attack held in London
Hundreds of people have attended a vigil outside the Houses of Parliament to share their " deep sadness" at lives lost following Hamas' attack on Israel.
The Palestinian militant group launched an unprecedented attack on 7 October killing at least 1,300 people and taking scores of hostages.
More Than 2,300 people have been killed in Gaza since Israel launched retaliatory air strikes.
Rabbi Jeremy Gordon said The Mood at the London vigil was " very sombre".
Noam Sagi, whose, was among those to address The Vigil .
Rabbi Gordon, of the New London Synagogue, said: " [There is] deep anger and deep sadness at The Loss of life and also The Taking of hostages.
" Some 150 people have been taken hostage. "
He called for their immediate release, particularly The Women and children who have been taken.
Speaking about Ms Sagi, The Rabbi said: " She is A Woman aged 74, a retired headteacher - A Teacher of Arabic and Hebrew.
" She spent her professional career as someone trying to build peace between Jewish and Arab populations in Israel. "
Large pro-Palestinian rallies were on Saturday.
Some at The Vigil were draped in Israeli flags with others holding signs with a message to " bring them home".
" There has been no hatred, " Rabbi Gordon said.
" No hatred towards Palestinians, no hatred towards Muslims, no hatred towards Arabs. Just deep sadness at The Loss of life. "
More on Israel Gaza warRelated TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
