Signs of the Times

Signs of the Times  •  18 April 2017  •  No. 116

Special theme issue
Earth Day

¶ Processional. “For the Beauty of the Earth,” Mormon Tabernacle Choir.

Signs of the Times  •  4 April 2017  •  No. 115

¶ Processional. “Mother Mary, full of grace, awaken. / All our homes are gone, our loved ones taken. / Taken by the sea - / Mother Mary, calm our fears, have mercy. / Drowning in a sea of tears, have mercy. / Hear our mournful plea. / Our world has been shaken, / we wander our homelands, forsaken.” —Eliza Gilykson, “Requiem,” written after the 26 December 2004 earthquake in the Indian ocean, creating a tsunami which struck Indonesia, killing over 260,000 (Thanks Steve.)

Signs of the Times  •  28 March 2017  •  No. 114

¶ Processional. Japanese drum line.

Signs of the Times  •  21 March 2017  •  No. 113

¶ Processional. “Cavatina,” guitar solo by Ana Vidovic.

Signs of the Times  •  14 March 2017  •  No. 112

¶ Processional. “Feast of St. Brigid of Kildare,” O’hAnleigh.

Signs of the Times  •  3 March 2017  •  No. 111

¶ Processional. “The Prayer of the Refugee,” Rise Against.

Signs of the Times  •  23 February 2017  •  No. 110

¶ Processional. “Create In Me a Clean Heart (Psalm 51),” Thingamakid children’s choir, Jacobs Jewish Summer Camp.

Signs of the Times  •  16 February 2017  •  No. 109

¶ Processional. “What a Wonderful World,” Playing for Change.

Signs of the Times  •  9 February 2017  •  No. 108

¶ Processional. “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” John McDermott.

Signs of the Times  •  2 February 2017  •  No. 107

¶ Processional. Karim Sulayman stood blindfolded on a New York City sidewalk, with a sign saying what his fears were, inviting people to react: “I trust you.” (3:14 video, with Sinead O’Connor’s “In This Heart” song performed by Sulayman)