Alireza Assar
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Alireza Assar (born 1969, Shahr-e Rey) is an Iranian pop singer and the Piano player.
The oldest child of a 4 member family in Tehran, His studied Piano under the supervision of Kavous Samandar, Javad Maaroufi and Mostafa Pourtorab. His first concert was in "Aboureihan-e Birooni " Hall in Shahid Beheshti University at age 16 as the Piano Player. Since then he had several concerts worldwide.
He began his career as a Pop singer in March 1997 (Norouz 77) by performing " EIDANEH " in TV. His first album, "Kouch-e Asheghaneh", published in 1999, with the hit single "Ghodsiane Aseman" made him one of the most popular singers of the new generation of pop singers after the Islamic Revolution.
He continued his career with Foad Hejazi as his co-worker and band director. He published four more albums with Foad and toured many cities in Iran with him.
In 2006, Assar started a new genre of Persian pop in collaboration with renowned conductor, Shahrdad Rohani and London Symphony Orchestra. "Don’t Hide It" comprises seven pieces inspired by poetries from Ahmad Shamlou, Mohammad Reza Shafiei-Kadkani, Afshin Yadollahi, Shahkar Bineshpajuh, and Afshin Moqaddam. The work was recorded in Abbey Road Studio.
[edit] Albums
- Nahan Makon (Open Secret), 2006
- Molaye Eshgh, 2002
- Ey Asheghan, 2002
- Eshgh-e-Elahie (Agape), 2001
- Hal-e Mane-e Bi To , 2000
- Kouch-e Asheghaneh (Loving Migration), 1999
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