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Fauzia Yasmin
Fauzia Yasmin (Born in 1942 in Rajshahi, Bangladesh, also known as Fauzia Khan) was a popular vocal artiste of the then East Pakistan during the 1960s, and of Bangladesh during the '70s, and '80s. Her father, Mr. Lutfar Rahman, belonged to former Provincial Civil Service of British India and her mother Begum Mouluda Khatun was also was a vocal artiste taking music lessons from musician ''Ustaad'' Kader Baksh.
== Musical career ==
Fauzia Yasmin took music lessons from the musicians ''Ustaad'' Yousuf Khan Qureshi, and ''Ustaad'' Mohammad Fazlul Huq. She became a vocal artiste of the then Radio Pakistan in 1960. She took part in National Television programs since 1965. She used to perform Modern Bangla songs, ''Nazrul Sangeet'', Folk and Rhyme songs along with Urdu ''Geet'' and ''Ghazals''. She was also a playback singer and rendered voice in a number of films. She participated in musical conferences and soirees. She visited a number of countries including Pakistan, England, and Australia, and took part in music programs.
Her popular songs include ''Aj Putuler Gaye Holud'', ''Mon To Noy Aar Ayna'', ''Ami Nupur Pora Jhorna Dhara'' and many more.
She, along with her husband Mobarak Hossain Khan, initiated a popular TV musical program on NTV (Bangladesh), ''Bajo Ebong Bajao'' in 2008, which featured an innovative method of Sangat (co-performance) of Raag based Nazrul Sangeet with Sitar, Sarod, and other classical instruments.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title= Bajo ebong Bajao )〕
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