
John Baboukis: Connecting with Egypt Through Music
For John Baboukis, AUC professor and director of the music program, music –– and in many ways Egypt –– has always been a part of his life.
For John Baboukis, AUC professor and director of the music program, music –– and in many ways Egypt –– has always been a part of his life.
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Cairo, Egypt [November 9, 2017] –
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