When Mozart died?

Answer 1

The most believed is that he had rheumatic fever. This means that he got a high blood temperature. His doctors thought if they drained his blood, (as was the custom in those times) he might survive. He got weaker and weaker until he sadly died.

Others believe that since his last composition was a funeral dirge, the patron's messenger checked up on the song every week wore a mask. It is thought that while they were having tea the messenger poisoned Mozart so that they would receive his composition and claim that they wrote it, and rob him.

Also, they have evidence that another composer may have murdered him. The other composer was jealous that Mozart had it all, so he hated him. And so they have letters and old documents saying the other composer wished Mozart was dead.
So that would be another theory, but to be honest, they don't know how he died.
It is also possible that he died from food poisoning from uncooked pork.

Answer 2

Mozart died on the 5th December 1791 at his apartment in Vienna. His physicians said that he was so swollen from his illness towards the end, that he was almost incapable of moving. It is also said, perhaps it is just a story, that on the afternoon before he died, he was asked to be propped up in bed and that he sang the alto part of the lacrimoso from his Requiem in D minor. The confrontation of his mortality and the beauty of his Requiemmoved him to tears, and the next day he died.

Answer 3

Mozart was working on the Requiem in d minor up to the day he died. He worked with an assistant, Franz Xaver Sussmayr, who later completed the work, using sketches and his own skill as a composer. It's Sussmayr's version that is best known to us today.

Answer 4

He went to the Court of the Elector of Bavaria in Munich, then in the same year at the Imperial Court in Vienna and Prague.

Answer 5

Mozart died in 1759 on Augest 27

Answer 6

A requiem with salliary

Answer 7

St Marx Cemetery, Vienna.

Answer 8

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