This concert is born from conversations between Simon Bertrand and Isak Goldschneider around a conceptual line resulting from a shift in spiritual thought from the collective to the individual. Tremblay represents spirituality as a community and religious phenomenon and, at the opposite pole, Feldman for whom it is an individual and unspeakable expression. In between, a work by Simon Bertrand echoes Zen Buddhism, while one of Arvo Pärt’s iconic pieces completes this panorama rife with mystical fervour.