Mahmoud Zoufonoun - Teaching

Teaching

Zoufonoun also teaches violin. He currently gives lessons in his private studio and has previously taught at the National School for Iranian Music (of which he was a founding member), The Shabaneh Adult Art School, Institute for the Arts, The University of Tehran, and The Danesh-e Sarah-e Honar.

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