The award winning Adam Laloum is one of the most exciting young pianists from France right now. Each of Brahms' piano concertos are titans of any pianist's repertoire in their own right, so it is a testament to the young, French pianist Adam Laloum's confidence and abilities that he has recorded both works together for his Sony debut. Adam says about the second concerto: "The Second Concerto to me contains... fantasy, with an extraordinary sense of noblesse and maybe a different type of generosity: it is warmer and more human. Although it is an immense work, sometimes in it [Brahms] talks about simple things and even about humor - always with a lot of tenderness."
