dear tv viewers, this is the melody of my life podcast, i am its host valery syutkin.f trio khvoya, a folk group khvoya from the city of penza. let's talk about you, about how this love for folk music appeared in your life, and there must be some kind of it. story, tell me, it so happened that since childhood i have always i sang, they wanted to send me to the pop-jazz department, but it turned out that they made the wrong door and went into a class where they taught folk singing, folk vocals, and you first sent me to academic vocals, i studied there for 7 years, but then i understood , which still pulls me very strongly with some inexplicable love for folk singing and... that’s how i came to this, how would you characterize yourself, you know, in folk art there are some, apparently sub-directions, let’s say , i say, i always play what kind of music do you play, they ask people who don’t know me at all, i say, i’m a promoter of classic rock and roll and soviet songs of the fifties and sixties, and it seems to me that it’s already roughly clear what the person is perfor

expensive tv viewers, this is the podcast melody of my life, i am its host valery syutkin, today we areof folk music. my guests are two charming representatives of trio khvoya, a folk group khvoya from the city of penza. let's talk about you, about how this love for folk music appeared in your life; there must be some kind of story. it so happened that i had always sung since childhood, they wanted to send me to the pop-jazz department, but it turned out that they were mistaken we walked through the door into the classroom where people were being taught. from classic rock and roll from soviet songs of the 1900s, and it seems to me that it is already approximately clear what the person is performing, in this variety of folk songs, you, as one would say, are representatives of which branch of folk music? it so happened that everyone also asks us what exactly, where you are, but we don’t have a clear answer, because we are experimenters in our field and we have folk with almost all the directions that we basically have. you you use - so to speak, underlays of modern rhythms, some kind of m

hello, dear tv viewers, the melody of my life podcast is on the air, i am its host, valery syutkin, ourlly, i ninety-fifth birthday year. how did you connect, we all come from tula, except for alexander, yes alexander is from the moscow region, i came to them in tula and gathered them there, yes, at some point i got tired live in moscow, the orchestra must be under management, yes, yes, i am the director, i came to tula simply for a new life, i had a need for a new life, i wanted to change something, but you probably listen to different music, yes, i’m just wondering how people born there are in the new 21st century. this is how we somehow manage to do it all, so tell me what they did before you? somehow influenced this genre, i don’t mean lyudmila zykina, specifically her, i mean colleagues, a little older than you, because i remember an absolutely explosive interest in ivana kupala to kostroma, then the wonderful buransky grandmothers, wonderful simply with humor, what a good russian folk song is, this is our russian enthusiasm, this is the soul, of course, sincere, we are the best in

the melodies of my life podcast is on air, i am its host valery syutkin, our program was opened by theay we will talk about folk songs, everyone discovers folk songs individually, i am in the year of lyudmila’s ninety-fifth birthday georgievna zykina , i admit that, probably, my first memory is a folk song, this is lyudmila’s performance. zykina, of course, the river flows, remember, my mother said, by the way, this is mark fradkin, poems by levashan, but in her repertoire there were truly folk songs, she is like the person who first discovered for me, my guests will be young people and girls who discovered folk songs as - then in our own way, that’s what we’ll talk about today, but know that good taste is a reflection of cultural traditions, therefore, without knowing the true russian folk song... we have no chance of international success, because only a fusion of something modern, fashionable with our roots, gives this is the result that these pleasant ones achieved... my interlocutors, hello guys, very glad to see you, mutually, let's find out more about you, wormwood, folk, where

this is valery syutkin, this is evgeny morgulets, and this is valery syutkin, we love each other verys, but he does it, it’s great, so he gave us such a beautiful fish, uh, dogs, dog modulations, modulations, he has , he has his own, what are pistil modulations, well, he says, i will sing three verses, that’s the task, as the author of the text, he set me a task, you have to write me three verses, and i’ll sing the fourth there with all sorts of pistil modulations like a vocalist, like a vocalist, and vocalizations with such negrean modulations, yes? so it was necessary not to write the goritian text, but so that it would be, well, so that it would be zhenkin for you, in general, the word shanghai is some kind of magical. because you also had your own group, which was called shanghai, at the moment, in my opinion, your favorite song is called shanghai blues, tell me why shanghai and what it means to you, but wait, you’ll tell me, you have a bashkir cap in your house no, by chance, it’s lying in the bushes, yes there is, well, now i’ll tell you about shanghai, you know, about shanghai,

thank you, thank you, dear tv viewers, this is the podcast melodies of my life, i am its host valery syutkinrepresentatives of folk music, my guests are two charming representatives of the khvoya trio, folk- group khvoya, from the city of penza, let's talk about you, about how this love for folk music appeared in your life, there must be some kind of story, tell me, it so happened that since childhood i always sang, they wanted give me to pop-jazz department, but it turned out that we went to the wrong door and went into a class where they taught folk singing, folk vocals, and with you, at first they sent me to academic vocals - i studied there for 7 years, but then i realized that i was still very drawn to strongly by some inexplicable love for folk singing, that ’s how i came to it, how would you characterize yourself, you know, in folk art there are some apparently in the direction of, say, i say, i always play what kind of music you play , people ask me, they don’t know me at all, i say, i a propagandist of classic rock and roll from soviet songs of the 1900s, and it seems to me that thi

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times, yes one more, hello, dear tv viewers, on the air podcast melody of my life, i am its host, valery syutkine’ll talk about today, but know that good taste is a reflection of the tradition of a culture, therefore, without knowing the true russian folk song, we have no chance of international success, because only a fusion of something... yes, yes, i am the leader, yes, i came to tula, just for a new life, i had a need for a new life, i wanted to change something, but you probably listen to different music, yes, i’m just wondering how people born there in the new 21st century find inspiration, and what you performed , it was the song kalin malina, as it was correctly called, yes kalin-malina, this is the working title, it’s like a name for people, the junctions of christianity and paganism, this is a very interesting junction, and we take all this and take the newest ones we’ll call this word is so, who is responsible for this part, this is the sound, for the fact that such energy makes fashionable, i and my sound producers are responsible, and i bring, i say, guys, i brought the song before

hello, dear tv viewers, the melody of my life podcast is on the air, i am its host, valery syutkin, ourill talk about a folk song, but for everyone, the discovery of a folk song occurs individually, in the year of the ninety-fifth anniversary of the birth of lyudmila georgievna zykina , i admit that... probably my first memory, here is a folk song, is the performance of lyudmila zykina, of course, a river flows, remember, my mother said, by the way, this is mark fratkin to the poems of levashanin, but in her repertoire there were true folk songs, she is like the person who first discovered it for me. my guests will be young men and women, who discovered folk song somehow in their own way. this is what we will talk about today, but know that good taste is a reflection of tradition. and therefore, without knowing the true russian folk song, we have no chance of international success, because only the fusion of something modern, fashionable with our roots gives the result that these pleasant interlocutors of mine achieved. hello guys, i’m very glad to see you, mutually. let's find out more

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