Historian Prof. PhDr. Michal Stehlík, Ph.D., will guide the audience through a reflection that evolves into a lively dialogue with music. His narration will blend seamlessly with a performance of Antonín Dvořák’s Slavonic Dances, presented by two distinguished pianists—Renata Lichnovská Ardaševová and Andrea Linsbauer (CZ).

Performers:

Renata Lichnovská (CZ) – piano
Andrea Linsbauer (AT) – piano
Prof. PhDr. Michal Stehlík, Ph.D. (CZ) – narration

THE SLAVIC EPIC

The Slav Epic is a journey into the soul, as passionate as a love letter to history. On giant canvases, Alfons Mucha unfolds a symphony of colors, light, and emotions that draws you into myths, battles, and spiritual wonders. Every brushstroke is a gesture of pride; every face on the canvas a reference to a past that lives on. Mucha does not merely celebrate history—he gives it a body, a face, and a heartbeat. Entering the hall with the Slav Epic is like finding yourself in the midst of a dream that smells of incense, resounds with a cathedral choir, and shines like the rising sun over the Vltava. The Epic in Moravský Krumlov feels like a sanctuary of art—magical, dignified, yet captivatingly alive. It is art that engulfs you, unsettles you, and ultimately embraces you. And when you step outside, something will be shining within you—as if you had just encountered your own origins.