Song folklore

The Czech people are well-known for their musical talent. Czech music therefore boasts a very long tradition and there are still many folk music groups which perform the traditional style of music. Although the Czech Republic is a very small country, myriads of different folk music styles keep living on. The folk music is so much varied that even when you travel from one village to another, their songs, musical instruments as well as costumes will differ, no matter whether you are staying in Bohemia or Moravia. However, the easiest way to get in touch with the diverse folk music styles is to visit the unforgettable folklore shows in Prague.

Song folklore – musical instruments

The Czech song folklore is inherently associated with the traditional musical instruments. The violin as the main instrument is an inseparable part of traditional folk groups and together with the double bass and the dulcimer they give the essential feel to the Czech traditional music. There are, however, also other musical instruments that spice the Czech song folklore. These include the Moravian bagpipes “gajdy”, shepherd’s pipe “fujara”, the trumpet “trombita” and diverse types of whistles.

Taste the Czech song folklore

Do you truly want to absorb Czech culture? The best way to do this is to find a local restaurant and experience the delightful Czech folk music performed by traditional musicians along with enjoying your meal. Come and taste the song folklore in Prague.