Beginning on June 21 the Tagore singers presented songs in the first two days while Nazrul singers rendered songs in the last two days. Each day, about 20 upcoming and established artistes presented songs. In the last evening of the musical soiree, more than 15 promising Nazrul singers from different corners of the country presented songs. Renowned Nazrul singers-- Rowshan Ara Mustafiz, Joseph Kamol Rodrigues, Siffat-e-Manzur and Yakub Ali Khan-- also rendered songs in the evening.

Talking about the programme, Deputy Director of Department of Dance and Music, Barun Kumar Sen, said, "Each year such musical soirees are arranged to promote the promising singers. Young singers get a chance to sing together with the acclaimed singers, which encourages them to go ahead."

Director General of BSA, Ahmed Nazir, said, "This programme is part of our talent hunt. Promising Tagore and Nazrul singers from different corners of the country, including ethnic minority singers from Khagrachhori district, rendered songs in the programme."

Last evening's show started with the presentation of a Nazrul song by Nasima Shahin, an upcoming singer. Amidst the promising Nazrul singers was Arin, who presented Prio Emono Raat. Her voice modulation struck a responsive chord in the audience. Prithwi Raj Badya was also impressive. The rest of the promising singers have a long way to go.

Joseph Kamol Rodrigues presentation of Alga Karo Go Khoparo Bandhan was appreciated by the audience. Talking about the arrangement of the function, Joseph said, "Though it is an appreciable effort, BSA should pay more attention to the basics such as the stage, hall and sound system."