Brno gave Leoš Janáček plenty to listen to long before anyone carried headphones through the city. He wrote down market voices as music, heard public conflict turn into a piano work, filled a hall with a mass that sounded anything but conventional, and kept listening on ordinary walks almost until the end of his life. This six-stop route follows that habit rather than offering a standard composer biography. Look at buildings, people and trees, then notice what your ears are already collecting. The city is the score; your job is to catch it in the act.