John Edmund Gardner. Moriarty's Revenge (№ 430474)

It was not an ordinary performance, but a unique interpretation, imbued with a special feeling, as if the music gave way to the desires and disappointments accumulated in the soul, fame and madness. Along with the music came a temporary peace, so that, having finished one piece, Moriarty, as if rediscovering forgotten talents, moved on to another and stopped only when the ringing of the bell announced the arrival of Terremant and the first executors.