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Chopin died of tuberculosis at a very young age. He was ill with the infection for many years.

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Jim Samson has written:

'The music of Chopin' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation

'Chopin'

'Placing genius' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation

'The music of Szymanowski' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation

'Chopin'

'The Cambridge History of Nineteenth-Century Music' -- subject(s): Music, Nonfiction, OverDrive

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Jazz piano player Deanna Witkowski has recorded Chopin\'s Prelude number 4 in E Minor as well as other Chopin works.

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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.

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Kate Chopin married to Oscar Chopin in 1870

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Kate Chopin married to Oscar Chopin in 1870

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Nicolas Chopin.

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Per Seyersted has written:

'Kate Chopin : a critical biography' -- subject- s -: American Authors, Biography

'Kate Chopin' -- subject- s -: American Authors, Biography, History, In literature, Women and literature

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Frederic Chopin played the piano.
piano

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Yes, Kate Chopin married to Oscar Chopin in 1870

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His full name is Chopin Ferari Mitalumpa

Frederic Francois Chopin, christened Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin

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Frédéric Chopin was a leading Romantic pianist.

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Chopin

Further to the previous answer, Chopin did not make pianos.

The two manufacturers that Chopin most favoured were Erard and Pleyel.

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Frederic Chopin's Sister

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Chopin was a pianist.

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Nicolas Chopin.

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were did Chopin work

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The cast of Chopin - 1984 includes: Miljenko Brlecic as Chopin

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No, Kate Chopin is not single.

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Isabelle Chopin has written:

'Albin Zollinger' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation

'Rainer Maria Rilke und Francis Jammes' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation

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Emanuel Overbeeke has written:

'Chopin' -- subject(s): Biography, Composers

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addisons disease

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I Like Chopin was created in 1983.

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Alfred Chopin was born in 1846.

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Alfred Chopin died in 1902.

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William Chopin died in 1900.

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It was a natural progression. Chopin was considered to be a musical prodigy as a child.

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The Awakening was banned and dropped out of sight for many generations. It was not until the 1960's that Kate Chopin was recognized as a writer with her own views. Elaine Showalter states Kate Chopin's literary evolution took her progressively through the three phases of the nineteenth-century American women's culture and women's writing. It has been proven by biographers of Chopin that this book was never banned.

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Henri Chopin has written:

'The cosmographical lobster'

'Chronique 1974'

'Les riches heures de l'alphabet' -- subject(s): Letter-pictures

'Le dernier roman du monde'

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WHAT JOBS DID CHOPIN HAAAAAAVE

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Chopin died in 1849 at the age of 39.

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Chopin was 39 when he died from tuberculosis. (Quite young)

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Chopin wrote 21 nocturnes.

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Chopin and Franz Liszt were close friends.

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The duration of Youth of Chopin is 2.02 hours.

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November's Chopin was created in 2004-10.

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Yes, Kate Chopin has 6 kids.

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Yes, Kate Chopin has 6 kids.

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Kate Chopin has 6 children

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Chopin died in Paris, France of complications from tuberculosis.

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The cast of Frederick Chopin - 1925 includes: Jean Del Val as Frederick Chopin

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Adolf Weissmann has written:

'Chopin'

'Die Musik in der Weltkrise' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Music

'Bizet' -- subject(s): Opera, Carmen

'The Problems of Modern Music, tr. M.M. Bozman'

'Music come to earth' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Music

'Chopin' -- subject(s): Accessible book

'Verdi'

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Women struggling for freedom appear in Chopin\'s book The Awakening. They fit the definition of local color by emphasizing the character of the region.

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I only know his first one Chopin made, polonaises

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