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29/01 ::: Le Grand Manège Namur ::: Debussy - Dutilleux - Ravel - Saariaho - Messiaen

06/02 ::: CC De Muze Heusden-Zolder ::: Debussy - Dutilleux - Ravel - Saariaho - Messiaen

08/02 ::: Pro Musica Lier ::: Les amours de Madame Tchabaï

19/02 ::: Conservatoire Royal de Mons ::: Feldman, Fafchamps & Fennessy

02/03 ::: MIRY Concerten Ghent ::: Stravinsky, Berg, Van Camp, Bartok, Ives, Ustvolskaya & Öz

07/03 ::: Festival Kortrijk ::: FOR MORTON FELDMAN

21/03 ::: Atelier Lyrique de Tourcoing (F) ::: Bicentennials of folly!

17/04 ::: New Music Dublin (IRL) ::: FOR MORTON FELDMAN

06/05 ::: Schönberg Center Vienna (A) ::: Berg, Van Camp, Adès, Neuwirth, Schoenberg

27/05 ::: TivoliVredenburg Utrecht (NL) ::: FOR MORTON FELDMAN

09/06 ::: Festival der Voorkempen Malle ::: Kodaly & Ligeti

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upcoming concerts

Thu 29.01.2026 # Namur (Belgium)
Fri 06.02.2026 # Heusden-Zolder (Belgium)
Sun 08.02.2026 # Lier (Belgium)
Thu 19.02.2026 # Mons (Belgium)
Mon 02.03.2026 # Gent (Belgium)

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The richness of repertoire

Olivier Messiaen’s Quatuor pour la fin du temps has graced the calendar of Het Collectief without interruption since the very beginning. The haunting story of its creation, together with the originality and eloquence of the music, continues to stir audiences deeply.


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For Morton Feldman

In 1978 Morton Feldman composed 'Why Patterns?', a first of three pieces for flute, piano and glockenspiel. In this rare instrumental combination, each instrument has a very defined sound identity and physical playing style. Feldman responds to this by assigning characteristic motifs to each of the musicians.


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Bi-centennials of folly!

The basic assumption of this slightly theatrical performance is the irreversible return of folly in the year 2018. Research has shown that folly regenerates at fifty-year intervals


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with the support of