The latest, "Reverence," came out in 2006.
He visits the immigrant owner of the Thai Little Home Cafe in Chicago, who, as a gesture of reverence, puts out a complete Thai meal every morning next to a small statue of Lincoln on the bar.
He also has a son's reverence to chart out his mother's sometimes complicated reaction to Ted's crimes.
Bernstein brings out the reverence in his score, and moments of delicacy and mystery, too.
"The notion was to do something very simple and as understated as could be," said Janet Marie Smith, an architect and a Red Sox vice president, "out of reverence for this major thing that we are given the chance to be the steward of".
They preserve the past, seal it in glass cases, reverence it, bring it out on special occasions, surrounded by pomp and glory.
It's testament to the strength of Salgado's purpose, and the brilliance of his work, that the reverence never seems out of place, as his career is tracked from the gold mines, through the Sahel and the Gulf war oil fires, and into the death-frenzy of mid-90s Rwanda.
Such reverence was borne out of a respect for Pearce's outstanding efforts on behalf of the club.
