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I regret not reading Iberia earlier, however, it is never to late to read this marvelous tome, published in 1968. I just finished reading it, two years after beginning my Camino Frances. In Iberia Michener recounts his personal travel, observations, interviews, and conversations with people from...
Thank you! I will certainly visit some of these places whenever I can walk the pilgrimage. I am now intrigued with Spanish organs. Didn't know anything before my post. Except for a bamboo organ i played in the Philippines built by Spanish folk in the 19th C.
Oh, these are lovely and encouraging encounters! I will gladly take 15 minutes here and 45 minutes there! I plan to learn some music by Spanish composers in advance. I will do as you did: simply ask wherever the opportunity arises and expect some yeses and some nos. Thank you for your detailed...
Yes, indeed. Good advice about own pace. It was Brierley's book on the French Way that convinced me to plan a pilgramage. "Don't pack more than 10 kilos" he writes. I had given up backpacking years ago....but i can handle 10 kilos as a wandering pilgrim!👣
Yes, my journey includes Moratinos. Day 18 in John Brierly's guide which i hope to follow as my physical condition, weather and encounters allow. Thank you. I am pleasantly surprised to have received such positive responses so soon.
I am a musician and would love to play the occasional pipe organ in one of the many churches along the way. Has anyone heard pipe organs being played, and if so where? Any other organists out there who have played organs along the pilgrim route? I hope to walk in October 2021 or May 2022.
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