This book tells about the life of ordinary musicians. Their little world is a community reliably isolated from everything else. All their lives they communicate only with their own kind, that is, with their own people. Families are molded from their own, and the children who are born, as a rule, are also sent to music, so that they too do not leave this close, secret world. Even the topics they discuss in their free time rarely go beyond the boundaries of music. They don’t like strangers, and it’s almost impossible for strangers to get to them, because strangers don’t know passwords, reviews, or appearances. In short, this book is about their life without embellishment, as it really is. Contains obscene language.