Tansen was a well-known name in Indian classical music who was born in Madhya Pradesh in the 16th century.

He became well-known for his musical prowess while working as a court musician for Mughal Emperor Akbar.

Tansen came up with a lot of new ragas, unique ways to perform them, and musicians who came after him.

He has a special place in Indian music history because of his contributions to classical music.

In Gwalior, near the Tansen Academy of Music, is where Tansen is buried.

Musicians and fans from all over India attend the annual Tansen Samaroh, which is a celebration of his life and work.

Popular myths suggest that Tansen's death was caused by poison and his performance of the raga Deepak.

Tansen's legacy has established his place in classical music history and continues to influence and inspire musicians and fans today.

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