The duduk, a traditional Armenian woodwind instrument, has a rich history and cultural significance. Made of apricot wood and featuring a double reed mouthpiece, it produces a haunting and melancholic sound. Moreover, the duduk’s roots can be traced back to the Armenian king Tigran the Great, making it an integral part of Armenian culture for centuries. This instrument has gained modern interest and influence despite its long-standing cultural significance. It has been featured in numerous film

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