What did Pachelbel die of?

Answer 1

Johann Pachelbel, the renowned German composer, died on March 3, 1706, in Nuremberg, Germany. The exact cause of his death is not definitively known, as there are no surviving records detailing the specific illness or circumstances leading to his passing. However, it is speculated that he may have succumbed to an illness or infection common during that time, such as pneumonia or tuberculosis.

Answer 2

Johann Pachelbel kicked the bucket due to a nasty case of pneumonia. Yep, he got taken out by a common illness back in the day. So, next time you're feeling under the weather, just remember even musical geniuses like Pachelbel weren't immune to getting knocked off by a pesky cold.

Answer 3

The cause of composer Johann Pachelbel's death is unknown. He was a composer mainly of church organ music and taught the younger brother of Johann Sebastian Bach. He was born and died in Nuremburg. He died in March, 1706 at the age of 52.

Answer 4

By 1740, Bach's eyesight was failing. Two eye operations resulted in Bach's complete blindness; these operations also damaged his health and may have hastened his death. He died of a stroke on July 28, 1750. Bach is buried at St. John's cemetery, Leipzig. Bach's widow Anna lived for another ten years, dying in poverty in 1760. Bach's death in 1750 marked the end of the Baroque period in music.

Answer 5

Bach died aged 65 after an operation on his eyes in an attempt to arrest his increasing blindness.

Answer 6

The cause of death was unspecified in the records.

Answer 7

Historians speculate the cause of his death was a stroke complicated by pneumonia.

Answer 8

From diseases

Answer 9

Was It A Disease That He Caught

Answer 10

It was a Disease