Sorry, My Dear (I Realise Now) LIVE adapted and performed by Richard Moonstone

Consistantly driving listeners to tears with emotion when he performs, this is arguably the most emotionally charged piano player on the planet. This is a rare recorded improvisational performance of 'Sorry, My Dear' by Richard Moonstone, but unfortunately it was brought to an early end by problems with the recording equipment. The composition appears on Richard Moonstone's OPUS 6: 'Whispers From Boulogne' and is the most guilty for making listener beak into tears, although 'Sentimental Reason's (Revisited)' and 'The Anonymous Lovers (Don't Explain) battle it out for a close second place. Share it wth friends and even family and see if they break into tears, and have fun getting emotional. There is not enough art that makes us emotional these days and yet emotion is the currency of an artist.The idea of the composition 'Sorry, My Dear' which is adapted from Richard Moonstone's favourite Nat King Cole song 'I Realise Now', was to find the words people often struggle to express through words when trying to say 'sorry' at difficult times in a relationship that will let their partner know how sorry they are and how much they truelly care about them and love them more than anything in the world. Most notably when fighting to keep your relationship together and avert a break up, the composition was created for one to play for their partner to help them say what the limitations of language does not allow one to say.