La Tristezza D'Inverno by Alison Stephens

[Bladman99]

Those who Disliked, you have no soul. Ali, love ya still. Remember Garfield.

[fuurthur]

Thank you,thank you, thank you.

[TheDENETTA]

Digitalshrub, have you tried Astute Music's website?

[mcutler71]

Rest in Peace. So tragic to loose such a gifted musician so young.

[ghargreaves1951]

In memoriam.... Alison sadly died a week ago. A tragic loss to the world of music.

[digitalshrub]

I love how this piece make me feel when the theme returns at around the 2:00 mark. How much sadder and more anguished it is after the pensive yet building previous section. This is a remarkable piece to say the least.

[digitalshrub]

Is a recording of this song available anywhere for purchase? I've scoured the internet. It's ridiculously beautiful and I need to be able to listen to it and its kin. Any suggestions of similar recordings out there, somewhere? I'm a mandolin player and love hearing totally different approaches to the instrument.

[amoreytube]

Oh my gosh. I'm floored. Just wonderful.

[mrkuryakin2]

Never did get to hear you play live. One of these days. I the interim .... thank heavens for Youtube :o) Fabulous!!

[tedskes]

Lovely, just as Mark said. Thank you for sharing !

[markmdavis]

Lovely piece, Alison, and beautifully played. Bravo!!!

[ChrisAcquavella]

Bravo! Beautiful!!

[billkilpatrick]

sun is shining here in italy - but only just ... beautiful piece - cinematic, b/w and totally expressive.