Spellbound by Albania It won’t come as a surprise that the music of the Western Balkans, and particularly a very specific style of polyphonic song, dates back for many centuries. The style was even added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists in 2005; a strong basis for folk group Bilbili – ‘nightingale’ in Albanian – to work from. Their repertoire includes songs, dances, and traditional music, all of which gain extra shine through the group’s authentic folklore and colourful costumes.
Folk group Bilbili Sejmen Gjokoli – conductor
This performance is made possible by support from the Embassy of the Republic of Kosovo in The Hague.
Please note: starting next edition, Wonderfeel will no longer take place at Schaep en Burgh, but at Landgoed Groeneveld in Baarn. See our contact page for the address.
What is the price of a ticket?
Prices for 2025
What do the different stages entail?
At Wonderfeel we have the following stages: Het Veld, Het Bos, Het Nest, De Stek, De Boekenbar and Het Dorp. You can find an overview of all stages here.
Is there kids’ programming?
Yes, on every festival day there is a program for kids, check out our Kids page for more information. And: entrance is free for children and youth up to 18 years! They do need an entrance ticket, which you can order through the ticketshop.
