Armenian duduk in the dark Today after work I went to a concert in the dark. It is held in absolute darkness, which does not exist in nature. Before going to the hall, you need to store all your belongings (mobile phones, watches) in a cabinet to make sure that you won’t bring any light to the hall. At first people get a seat in the waiting hall. After that they are divided into groups of 6 and enter the correct hall following with a guide who’s visually impaired. We stand in a line and put our left hand on the shoulder of the person in front of us. Welcome to darkness! Absolute darkness. That means open or close your eyes you just see black color. The guide helped us find our seat. Concert began. Mysterious and charming sound of duduk took me to the mountains of Armenia. I seat under an apricot tree and listened legends. The narration is in Russian and the songs in Armenian. I didn’t understand 100%. I can’t see and I can’t “see”. But it doesn’t matter. Music is a magic language that touches your heart. In the darkness, I came to a conclusion that loneliness is the undertone of life. But it doesn't stop some good things from happening. Like twinkling stars in the dark blue sky. Good night ✨