What day did Frederic Chopin die?

Answer 1

Chopin died on Oct. 17, 1849. Over 4,000 people attended his funeral services, when, by instructions in Chopin's will, Mozart's Requiem was performed. His body was interred in the Pere Lachaise cemetery.

The death certificate mentioned tuberculosis, but an autopsy undertaken later by the eminent Parisian physician Dr. Jean Baptiste Cruveilhier declared that no tuberculosis was encountered in the lungs or elsewhere. He stated that in the lungs were pathologic changes that he had never previously seen.

What then caused Chopin's death? Some students of pulmonary disease have conjectured that Chopin was the victim of a heritable disease of altered mucous secretion, called mucoviscidosis, which impedes the absorption of oxygen in the lungs and encourages the growth of pneumonia-causing bacteria.

A further exploration of the medical conditions afflicting members of Chopin's immediate family reveals that his younger sister, Emilia, died of an undiagnosed lung disease before she turned 14 and his older sister, Ludovika, also died of an unspecified lung affliction when she was 47.

The more serious manifestation of this genetic disorder, affecting the lungs primarily, is now called cystic fibrosis. The disease and its genetic ramifications were not fully described until 1932, 83 years after the death of Frederic Chopin.

Answer 2

Frederic Chopin died of tuberculosis in October 1849.

Answer 3

Chopin died in Paris, France of complications from tuberculosis.

Answer 4

Chopin was 39 years old when he died (he lived from 1810-1849).

Answer 5

Frédéric Chopin died on October 17, 1849 at the age of 39.

Answer 6

1st of march 1810

Answer 7

When he was 39 because of Tuberculosis

Answer 8

October 17, 1849