Ansar's parents encouraged her to connect with both her eastern and western cultures thus taking up harmonium, tanpura, sitar and Bengali and Arabic lessons as well as learning to play the piano.
Ansar started singing from the age five.
Her first music teacher, Gulab Mangal Chaudhary, taught her the harmonium.
In 1988, she went to in Bangladesh, and learned from Ustad Zakir Hossain and some other teachers.
In 1989, at the age of 11, she started learning classical music from Pandit Haridas Ganguly at Pandit Horidas Ganguly School who started her on tanpura.
At the age of 11, she started learning classical music.
From the age of 10–11, Ansar trained in Indian classical music from a young age singing in genres ranging from Uchango Sangeet, Khyal, Nazrul Geeti, Hindi to Bengali folk and fusion.
From the age of 15 or 16, Ansar started teaching and has her own music school "Suzana Ansar Music School" where she trains young British Bengali children.
The school was featured on a Channel S programme called Suzana and Kids.

In 2006, a case study was written about Ansar in the book A Tale of Three Generations.
Ansar has collaborated with State of Bengal on the track "Burn Your Toes" from his 1999 album Visual Audio and the track "Sukno Patar" from his 2007 album Skip-IJ.
She has also collaborated with Clottaire K. In November 2009, Ansar's solo debut album Suzana Ansar with Khansar was released by Bangladeshi record label G-Series/Agniveena featuring her band which is made up of herself, her brother Syed Shahdin Ansar (Saadi), tabla player Yamin Chowdhury (Shagor), and Imran Khan.

In February 2013, Ansar's second album Mehvashaa, co-recorded with Raja Kaasheff, was released by Movie Box UK and launched at the House of Commons.
The album features tracks Ansar sang in Hindi, Urdu, Bengali and Persian.

In March 2011, Ansar was interviewed by Anwarul Hoque on BBC Asian Network.

In December 2013, she performed live on BBC Asian Network's Saima Ajram Show.
In March 2014, Islam was interviewed by Nadia Ali on BBC Asian Network.

Ansar's music has represented the works of Bengali poet Kazi Nazrul Islam.
She has toured U.S, Spain, France, Italy, Sweden, Germany, Belgium, Greece, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Bangladesh and India.
She has performed alongside Bangladeshi singers Ayub Bachchu, Baby Naznin, Runa Laila, Asif Akbar, Momtaz Begum, James Nagar Baul and Habib as well as Indian singer Sonu Nigam.
Ansar's parents encouraged her to connect with both her eastern and western cultures thus taking up harmonium, tanpura, sitar and Bengali and Arabic lessons as well as learning to play the piano. Ansar started singing from the age five. Her first music teacher, Gulab Mangal Chaudhary, taught her the harmonium. In 1988, she went to in Bangladesh, and learned from Ustad Zakir Hossain and some other teachers. In 1989, at the age of 11, she started learning classical music from Pandit Haridas Ganguly at Pandit Horidas Ganguly School who started her on tanpura. At the age of 11, she started learning classical music. From the age of 10–11, Ansar trained in Indian classical music from a young age singing in genres ranging from Uchango Sangeet, Khyal, Nazrul Geeti, Hindi to Bengali folk and fusion. From the age of 15 or 16, Ansar started teaching and has her own music school "Suzana Ansar Music School" where she trains young British Bengali children. The school was featured on a Channel S programme called Suzana and Kids.
In 2006, a case study was written about Ansar in the book A Tale of Three Generations. Ansar has collaborated with State of Bengal on the track "Burn Your Toes" from his 1999 album Visual Audio and the track "Sukno Patar" from his 2007 album Skip-IJ. She has also collaborated with Clottaire K. In November 2009, Ansar's solo debut album Suzana Ansar with Khansar was released by Bangladeshi record label G-Series/Agniveena featuring her band which is made up of herself, her brother Syed Shahdin Ansar (Saadi), tabla player Yamin Chowdhury (Shagor), and Imran Khan.
In February 2013, Ansar's second album Mehvashaa, co-recorded with Raja Kaasheff, was released by Movie Box UK and launched at the House of Commons. The album features tracks Ansar sang in Hindi, Urdu, Bengali and Persian.
In March 2011, Ansar was interviewed by Anwarul Hoque on BBC Asian Network.
In December 2013, she performed live on BBC Asian Network's Saima Ajram Show. In March 2014, Islam was interviewed by Nadia Ali on BBC Asian Network.
Ansar's music has represented the works of Bengali poet Kazi Nazrul Islam. She has toured U.S, Spain, France, Italy, Sweden, Germany, Belgium, Greece, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Bangladesh and India. She has performed alongside Bangladeshi singers Ayub Bachchu, Baby Naznin, Runa Laila, Asif Akbar, Momtaz Begum, James Nagar Baul and Habib as well as Indian singer Sonu Nigam.
Suzana Ansar