Tuesday 21 May 2024 12:45 - 14:00
David Hordijk is a student when he quits his studies and sets out to walk from the Netherlands to Finisterre, the ‘end of the world’ and goal of the pilgrim’s route of Santiago de Compostella. He tells about this 2,500 mile walk and whether he succeeded in detaching himself of all the routines of everyday life. He had plenty meaningful and funny encounters. Through crowdfunding he raised money to ensure that he would find his own piano on the cliffs of Finisterre. You will hear his own compositions, see beautiful images and hear his exceptional story. Did he return more inspired?
Moderator: Hiska Bakker (Studium Generale)
Tuesday 21 May | 12:45-14:00 | Around 13:30 there’s a short break, followed by Q&A |
Place: Vrijhof/Agora
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