Het Collectief performs, on stages in Brussels, Innsbruck (A), and Cuenca (E), one of the most evocative works of the 20th-century repertoire: the Quatuor pour la fin du Temps. French composer Olivier Messiaen wrote this "musical vision" during his captivity in the Stalag VIIIa prisoner-of-war camp in Silesia.

In a story by the Turkish poet and writer Nazim Hikmet, a certain doctor Littman is staring at a heart in a jar. He tries to imagine the amorous life of the owner of the heart, Madame Tchabai, and starts to hum some love songs. Jean-Luc Fafchamps set this bizarre daydream to music and added his own favorite songs to a cycle for mezzo-soprano, cello and piano.

Immigration flows have always existed, people have been leaving their native land since time immemorial and for very different reasons: war, persecution, but also deprivation or climate change.