Schubert, Tokuyama, Mendelssohn Competitions may be ‘for horses’ according to Bela Bartok, the young Japanese piano star Yukine Kuroki knows how to use them to her great advantage. Last year she convinced the jury of the International Franz Liszt Piano Competition. At Wonderfeel she will go in a lyrical direction with five Schubert lieder arranged by Liszt, a movement from Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Musica Nara by Minako Tokuyama. The competition commission from 2006 demands virtuosity and utter focus: a fluttering meditation on an ancient Japanese capital, where calm tower bells mark time in the life of gods and demons, of busy priests and smiling Buddhas.
3-day ticket: € 178
Day ticket Friday: € 72
Day ticket Saturday: € 77
Day ticket Sunday: € 77
Are you a member of Natuurmonumenten? This will get you a € 2,50 discount on day tickets, € 6 discount on 3-day tickets.
Are you 18 years old or under? You can enter the festival with a free children’s ticket!
Student, CJP or Entree member? This will give you 60% discount on a Friday ticket, and 40% discount on a Saturday and Sunday ticket.
Prices are excluding € 1 service fee per ticket.
What do the different stages entail?
At Wonderfeel we have the following stages: Het Veld, Het Weiland, De Bosplek, SOLO, De Schuur, Dichter onder de Boom, Het Dorp and Sound Bath. There are also some extra activities. 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.
