The most famous musician at the court of Mughal Emperor Akbar was Tansen. His original name was

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Ramtanu Pandy.
Tansen, originally named Ramtanu Pandy, was one of the most celebrated musicians in Indian history and a prominent figure in Mughal Emperor Akbar's court, where he became one of the nine gems, or Navratnas. Renowned for his command over classical music, Tansen contributed significantly to the Dhrupad style and is credited with composing new ragas, including Miyan ki Todi and Darbari Kanada. His work expanded the scope of Hindustani classical music and left an enduring legacy. His musical skills were revered by Akbar, who granted him the honorific title "Tansen."
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● Tansen’s mastery included a profound understanding of melody (raga) and rhythm (tala), which he refined and innovated. ● Tansen's influence extended to establishing a musical lineage or “gharana” in the Gwalior region, which is known as the Tansen Gharana. ● He is considered the father of Hindustani classical music, shaping its foundations in Akbar’s era. ● Tansen's legacy is celebrated annually at the Tansen Music Festival in Gwalior, a tribute to his contributions to Indian music. ● Apart from his association with Swami Haridas, Tansen was known to have influenced future generations of musicians and his own descendants, who continued his musical traditions.