The piano recitals that Near East University Atatürk Faculty of Education Music Teaching students have been continuing throughout the semester at Near East University Hospital with the “Play for Health” project will continue throughout the summer with the performances of academic artists.

The sounds of the piano will rise throughout the summer at Near East University Hospital. The recital series initiated by Near East University Atatürk Faculty of Education with the theme of “Play for Health” will continue to bring the healing power of art to the hospital. As part of the project initiated in the second semester of the academic year, Music Teaching students have both gained the experience of performing in front of crowds and boosted morale with their melodies through the piano recitals they have been giving regularly every day.

Pianist Çağıl Cansu Şanlıdağ, who has also given concerts in many cities in Europe, presented a rich musical feast to the audience with her classical piano repertoire consisting of works by important composers such as P. Scharwenka and J. Brahms, and was followed with appreciation by a wide audience.

The piano in the foyer area of ​​the Near East University Hospital hosted İrade Melikova, an expert artist from the Department of Music Teaching, in June. In the following days, Dr. Gözdem İlkay’s piano was accompanied by soprano İmge Dinçer, who gave an impressive performance.

The concerts will continue in July and August…

The appreciation of the “Play for Health” project has led to the continuation of the concerts in July and August. The first performance of this month will be performed by Dr. Gözdem İlkay and İmge Dinçer on Monday, July 7 at 10:30. The events will continue with İrade Melikova’s piano recital on July 15. Dr. Gözdem İlkay and İmge Dinçer will take the stage together on August 4. The last concert of the summer season will be performed by İrade Melikova on August 28.