Moravian Folk Music is a traditional music style originating from the Moravia region in the Czech Republic. It features a rich blend of vocal and instrumental elements, often characterized by lively rhythms and harmonies. The music typically accompanies local dances and celebrations, reflecting the cultural heritage of the area. Instruments commonly used in Moravian Folk Music include the fiddle, accordion, and cimbalom, a type of hammered dulcimer. The songs often tell stories of daily life, love, and nature, preserving the history and traditions of the Moravian people. This folk music continues to be an important part of regional identity and cultural expression.