summary: Summer has passed and autumn has arrived. To keep in touch with the times Varia has invited several musicians to the garden of the Otje to contemplate on the passing of the seasons. To what extent does the tilt of the Earth's rotational axis, away or toward the sun, influence their music? And what role does the moon's gravitational pull play in this? Let’s find out on the 4th of October!
*Because of covid-19, this event will take place in the garden of [het Otje] (https://hetotje.nl/]) (Struitenweg 54) instead of Varia’s regular space. There is only a limited capacity, so if you want to make sure there’s a seat for you please preregister by emailing **info@niekhilkmann.nl** with the subject "Varia in het Otje". If you show any symptoms of illness (fever, cough, sore throat), take responsibility and stay at home.*
Summer has passed and autumn has arrived. The time has come to sweep some leaves, harvest your vegetables, install some extra lightning and tye your plants. To keep in touch with the times Varia has invited several musicians to the garden of the Otje to contemplate on the passing of the seasons. To what extent does the tilt of the Earth's rotational axis, away or toward the sun, influence their music? And what role does the moon's gravitational pull play in this? Let’s find out on the 4th of October!
Door: 15:00<br
Start : 15:30<br>
Entry: Free
Full program:
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