On Saturday 9 November, the Noble’s Hospital Healing Arts Programme in conjunction with the Isle of Man Arts Council, invite you to a free piano recital by the pianist Kerem Yasar Hasam, at 14:00hrs at the Thie Bee Coffee Shop situated in the foyer of Noble’s Hospital.
This free piano recital, including music by Hungarian composer Franz Liszt and Austrian composer Franz Schubert will be performed by Kerem Yasar Hasam.
Young Kerem, born in 1992, is an acclaimed pianist and conductor who is currently a scholar at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland as a grateful recipient of a scholarship from the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. He has worked with many orchestras including the European Union Youth Orchestra, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, and BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. He has performed throughout the UK and in Europe, with musicians including Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, and Sir Thomas Allen.
The partnership between the Noble’s Healing Arts programme and the Arts Council makes it possible to promote the healing process through events such as these piano recitals, poetry and writing, galleries and exhibitions, bespoke artwork for wards and departments, artist-led workshops for patients and community outreach programmes.
There is increasing recognition that people’s health and wellbeing is influenced by a range of interconnecting factors. The Department of Health and the Arts Council firmly believe that the arts have an important part to play in improving the health and wellbeing of people in many ways. The programme encourages patients to explore art in a new way, having a beneficial impact on patient recovery and wellbeing.
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