About Ashot Satian
Lived 1906 – 1958 (aged 52). Ashot Satian was a Russian composer and conductor.
Ashot Movsesovich Satyan (; 18 January 1906 – 30 September 1958) was an Armenian and Soviet composer and conductor.
From 1948–1952 he was the head of Armenian SSR Composers' Union. His "Songs of Ararat Valley" were awarded with Stalin Prize in 1952.
Filmography Year Title Original title Director 1943 David Bek Hamo Beknazarian 1954 The Secret of Mountain Lake Alexander Rou
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Who was Ashot Satian?
Armenian composer and conductor (1906-1958)
When was Ashot Satian born?
Ashot Satian was born on 5 January 1906 in Mary.
When did Ashot Satian die?
Ashot Satian died on 30 September 1958 in Yerevan.
What was Ashot Satian's occupation?
Ashot Satian was a composer and conductor.
What nationality was Ashot Satian?
Ashot Satian was Russian.
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