Intimate and mournful in tone, the producer describes the last visit he paid to his ailing aunt. Years after her death, he realizes the debt he owes her.
Framed by classical guitar music to underscore his emotion, the producer allows his piece to stand tall with simple and beautiful language. All of it is eloquent. It is a remembrance with vulnerability laid bare.
Review of A Gift for Tia, Long Overdue
Yolette Garcia
Posted on January 22, 2006 at 07:01 PM
Intimate and mournful in tone, the producer describes the last visit he paid to his ailing aunt. Years after her death, he realizes the debt he owes her.
Framed by classical guitar music to underscore his emotion, the producer allows his piece to stand tall with simple and beautiful language. All of it is eloquent. It is a remembrance with vulnerability laid bare.