Long before sheet music reached the villages, Slavic people were singing in harmony. Folk choirs weave many voices into a sound that is at once joyful and aching — passed down at weddings, harvests, and firesides across the generations. Behind the singers stand the music instruments. From lively dance tunes to slow, soulful ballads, you do not need to understand the words to feel them. Hear it live on our main stage, where our singers and players bring this living tradition to Central Florida.
The Sound of the Slavic Soul
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