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Tanveer Hussain

Tanveer Hussain (b. 1960), better known as Khan Sahib, is a former musician, music director and poet. He was born in Lahore, with his family coming from Jhalandar in Northern India. His maternal uncle or mamoo, Muhammad Qais, specialised in the harmonium, singing and music directing. He was responsible for his early musical education alongContinue reading “Tanveer Hussain”

Posted bymuneebichaudhary16th Mar 202028th Dec 2021Posted inBiographies2 Comments on Tanveer Hussain

Broken Strings

Tanveer Hussain, better known as Khan Sahib, is one of the few remaining classical musicians in Lahore.  His family has been playing classical music for seven generations.  Khan Sahib used to sing, play the tabla and harmonium and compose music.  In his youth, he has played with famous classical musicians such as Noor Jehan, MalaContinue reading “Broken Strings”

Posted bymuneebichaudhary5th Jan 202013th Jul 2021Posted inInterviews6 Comments on Broken Strings
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