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SATTAR IN CONCERT:

For the past four decades, Iranian tenor Hassan Sattar has been a Persian cultural ambassador beloved around the world for both his pop and classical music. Since making a name for himself in the '70s with several popular TV theme songs, Sattar has racked up a whopping 70 hits, and his career-spanning shows feature a veritable smorgasbord of contemporary Iranian music. In concert Sattar is a consummate showman, delivering his passionate vocals with a twinkle in his eye while a backing band provides tasteful accompaniment on drums, keys, and traditional Iranian folk instruments. Whether he's crooning on the romantic ballad "Hamsafar" or getting ticket buyers dancing to the disco beat of  "Akharin Talash", Sattar always sweeps fans of world music and beyond off their feet with a first-rate concert experience. 

BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:

Tehran-born Hassan Sattar rose to fame at age 22 when his recording of the theme song "Khaneh Bedush" for the popular Iranian TV show Morad Barghi became a massive hit. He made his album debut the following year with 1972's Hamsafar, and the title track became one of his most enduring songs. He became a huge musical icon in Iran in the mid-'70s with a string of popular albums, even earning a position as court singer for the Pahlavi Royal Family, which he enjoyed until political upheaval forced him to relocate to Los Angeles in 1978. The move only served to propel his international fame, and he continued to release successful albums throughout the '80s and '90s. In 2013 Sattar released the retrospective album 40 Years of Memories, a stunning compilation of his triumph-filled career that has fans eager to catch him on tour.

Reviews

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 based on 2 reviews
  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    Midnight concert

    by Roya1 on 4/16/13Flint Center - Cupertino

    Tickets indicated concert starts at 8:45 but began around 9:15! first singer had a good voice and decent songs but was awkward and inexperienced when it came to stage manners. Second singer was a torture to sit through. Required a 30 minute bathroom break on my part! The main draw, Sattar was as expected a superb singer, classy and his choice of songs were great. A mix of older nostalgic tunes and his new material. One of the few singers in this country that have stayed viable and true to their core audience. However nothing justifies the fact that his portion began well after 11:00 pm! I don't know what the concert promoters were thinking. Sattar was enough of a draw that they should have concentrated their resources on providing him with a better orchestra and nicer stage. Is there nothing better in our musical culture that can deliver the main melody other than a poorly played keyboard with horrible acoustics? The first singer could have been included but told to only sing 5 songs and seriously work on his stage manners. Personal stories and comments should be carefully chosen and few. Given that he is relatively unkown he should let his work speak for itself and stop telling the audience what to do or that he will "die" for them dozens of times.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    by Anonymous on 4/1/13Center Stage Theatre - Atlanta

    The location was great with a warm and cozy atmosphere. I did not like the placement of chairs in front of the stage and calling it VIP. That was cheap and took away a great deal of dancing space. Food and drink were reasonably priced.