The participants presented workshops that they had prepared before coming to the project. The first one was done by the Slovak team that gave a presentation about what ‘a cover version of a song’ is and how it relates to composing and songwriting. Next workshop was led by the Italian team that presented the basis of composing and songwriting in details. The Romanians held a discussion about how music has changed from past to present and they introduced an online simulator which could reproduce music over time and different geo-location. How music affects us in our daily life was revealed by the team from Estonia. The activity contained a yoga-based simulation exercise. As the program of the project advanced, the Spanish team presented the making of handcrafted instruments. The whole group then created instruments from items that could be found around the household and used the created instruments to perform in plenary.

The participants of the project were divided according to their interest. This was done by letting participants choose the musical genre that fit them the most. In this way, the three international bands were created.During the following days, the bands had the challenge to brainstorm, discuss and compose. The bands did a lot of rehearsals in this part of the exchange. The rehearsals took place in the accommodation venue ‘chalet d’Geisserei’ and in the rehearsal rooms in the youth houses in Hesperange and Clausen. The process of creating, composing and rehearsing together included reflection times where the members of the bands got to know each other better. The reflection times were crucial for the success of the final performance.
Each band composed their own author song and prepared two cover versions of popular songs. The participants in their international bands performed the compositions and the covers that they prepared. The performance happened during the final event that took place in ‘Rocas café-theatre’ in the center of Luxembourg city. The performance was of an open character.