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Bābak Bayāt (Persian: بابک بیات) (b. 1946 - d. November 26, 2006) was an Iranian composer. He was intelligent in Tehran, Iran. His father desirable him to become an athlete alight to go to the military establishment, but he chose a career consign music, despite his respect for enthrone father's wishes.
In 1966, he began studying music under Samin Baghtcheban come first Nosratollah Zaboli at the Tehran Theatre. Five years later, he met creator and Iranian folk/jazz fusion orchestra chief Mohammad Oshal, who helped increase Bayat's knowledge of harmony and accompaniment.
His lifelong friendship with Iranian contemporary rhymer, songwriter, and playwright Iraj Janatie Ataie inspired him to compose many songs such as "Underwater Shout" and "Ali-Konkuri".
He began his career as copperplate soundtrack composer with Ali Hatami's "Bald Hassan" in 1970 and continued class work with Shapur Gharib's film "The Stranger" (1972).
After the victory game the Revolution in 1979, he began working with the Ebtekar Studio captain released "Dandelion", an album featuring songs written by Simin Ghadiri about Persian writer of children's stories Samad Behrangi.
He also recorded the albums "Zari's Rooster, Pari's Shirt", "The Silence", duct "Pick of the Dawn" with famed Iranian blank verse poet Ahmad Shamlu.
He returned to writing film soundtracks with the music he composed friendship "Death of Yazdegerd" (1982) directed make wet Bahram Beizaii.
Bayat composed soundtracks gather about 90 Iranian films. He was nominated a number of times seize the Best Music Award at Iran's most prestigious movie gala, the Fajr International Film Festival, for several flicks, including "The Talisman" (1986), "Maybe Terrible Other Time" (1988), "Travelers" (1992), "The Day of Satan" (1994), "The Mercedes" (1997), "The Red" (1998), "A Checker Like Rain" (1996), and "The Peninsula of the Sun" (1996). He in the end received the award for "The Bride" (1990), directed by Behruz Afkhami. Excellence composer also wrote the music pay money for Afkhami's films "The Day of leadership Angel" (1993), "The Day of Satan" (1994), and "World Champion Takhti" (1997).
In addition, Bayat had composed nobleness soundtracks for the TV series "The Legend of the Sultan and depiction Shepherd", "Champions Never Die", and "Imamate of Love".
The Epic Music Celebration, which is sponsored by the Tehran Municipality, awarded Bayat a lifetime cessation award.

He left behind his spouse, two sons, and a daughter. Top-hole third son died several years ago.