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Дуэт Ольхонские Ворота. Русская народная песня“Ах, вы, сени, мои сени“. Снято в музее народного деревянного зодчества “Витосла́влицы“ возле Великого Новгорода. “Ольхонские ворота“ - дуэт варганистов из Иркутска и Москвы. Попробовав варган в разных проявлениях, музыканты поняли, что им ближе всего его мелодическая ипостась. Сейчас они исполняют традиционные варганные мелодии разных народов, а также ищут место варгану в русской музыке, возвращая его звучание в знакомые всем наигрыши и песни. Ирина Богатырёва - гусли. Владимир Марков - варган, дудка (свирель), балалайка. Olkhon Gate Duo perform Russian sing “Ah Vy, Seni, Moi Seni“. Filmed in museum near Novgorod the Great. “Olkhon gate“ is a jew's harp duo from Irkutsk and Moscow. After experiments with different jew's harp styles musicians realized that they prefer a melodic way of playing. Now they play traditional jew's harp tunes of different nations and do their best to find a place for jew's harp in Russian folk music, returning its sound to the best known songs and tunes. Vladimir Markov - vargan (jew's harp, svirel, balalaika) Irina Bogatyreva - Gusli, vargan (gusli) from Wiki: Ah Vy, Seni, Moi Seni (Russian: Ах Вы, Сени, Мои Сени lit.: Ah you, inner porch, my inner porch) is traditional Russian folk song. It tells a simple story about the girl who is in love with young brewer Vanya, but the girl's strict father forbids them to see each other. The tune itself is a simple one, but capable of embellishment, and for that reason, it is often either the second or third tune taught to a beginning balalaika student. It is also often performed by solo female singers. The song was known at least since 18th century.
