Johnny Hachem is hosting a piano concert to promote peace

In critical times like the pandemic and other calamities, it is the creative people who bring light to the world. They are the ones who find ways to keep hope alive, to inspire others to carry on in the face of impossible odds.

In times of peace and plenty, it is the creative people who bring new ideas and new ways of looking at things. They make life more interesting, more enjoyable. They help us see the world differently and remind us that anything is possible.

Such people give their best to make people believe that life is still worth living even after all those hardships. Among those people is a famous and well-known pianist Johnny Hachem.

A composer and pianist of Lebanese and Ukrainian ancestry who is presently residing in Switzerland and has always had a passion for music.

As a child, he was constantly exposed to instruments, sheet music, and chord charts, all of which sparked a lifelong fascination and dedication to music.

His parents were both musicians. Therefore he was raised in an environment that fostered his creative spirit. His parents both had musical talents; his dad played the violin and his mom piano. He'd listen intently and then try to recreate the sounds on the piano. In time, he honed his already impressive musical senses at the conservatory.

Among his numerous honours internationally is the Music Composition International Award from the International Composition Conference in 2009.

The entertainment business has expanded significantly because of the numerous opportunities presented by modern technology. To make an impact, though, you need a great deal of skill, creativity, and, above all else, persistence, which Johnny has in plenty.

Deepak Jain is an independent content writer.