The French name of Concerto for Love is concerto pour une jeune fillenome "je t 'aime", which means "to a girl". The music was released at 198 1, but it was not described in the released record. According to Richard clayderman's description of the naming process of his famous song "Ballad Down to Adeline" (translated by Japanese JVC Company as "Adilinna by the Waterside" and literally translated by French as "Poem for Adeline") in his autobiography, "Adilinna by the Waterside" was not written for Adeline, but named after this girl, which is very beautiful. Similarly, the Concerto of Love, like many other piano pieces by Richard (about 2,000 pieces), has never been described by himself or French Delfini Records Company. The descriptions in some materials we often see are only the associations of the authors, and even some authors even ignore the facts and directly say that they are the original intention of the composer. Richard Clayderman and the French record company Delphine are not mysterious themselves. If they don't explain these things, it's because there is really nothing to explain.
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