Mozart was nursed in his final days by his wife and her youngest sister, and was attended by the family doctor, Thomas Franz Closset. He was mentally occupied with the task of finishing his Requiem, but the evidence that he dictated passages to his student Franz Xaver Süssmayr is minimal. Mozart died in his home on 5 December 1791 (aged 35) at 12:55 am. The New Grove describes his funeral: Mozart was interred in a common grave, in accordance with contemporary Viennese custom, at the St. Marx Cemetery outside the city on 7 December. If, as later reports say, no mourners attended, that too is consistent with Viennese burial customs at the time; later Otto Jahn (1856) wrote that Salieri, Süssmayr, van Swieten and two other musicians were present. The tale of a storm and snow is false; the day was calm and mild. The expression "common grave" refers to neither a communal grave nor a pauper's grave, but an individual grave for a member of the common people (i.e., not the aristocracy). Common graves were subject to excavation after ten years; the graves of aristocrats were not. The cause of Mozart's death is not known with certainty. The official record of hitziges Frieselfieber ("severe miliary fever", referring to a rash that looks like millet seeds) is more a symptomatic description than a diagnosis. Researchers have suggested more than a hundred causes of death, including acute rheumatic fever, streptococcal infection, trichinosis, influenza, mercury poisoning, and a rare kidney ailment, etc.
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According to the archives of Vienna and the hospitals there was a epidemic in Vienna in 1791. A lot of people were getting sick and a lot of them died in the same moment that Mozart died. And... they died in the same way.. with fever, swelling, vomiting, diarehea and edema.. this all became clear from the hospital archives. With our modern understanding of sicknesses they are sure that it had to be a streptococcal infection that was going around. The post-infectious symptoms like swelling and edema are belonging to streptococcus as they cause kidney failure. And all these failures caused him to slip into a coma from which he died. So in principe he wasn't terminal ill.. he gained a streptococcus infection from which he died pretty fast. A little bit like Covid-19 now. You get it and you die. Streptococcus are real dangerous bacteria. Hygiene wasn't the highest priority in those days.. we all know that. They didn't bath much.. they covered body odeurs with lots of parfume.
@@huijskes it’s very sad they didn’t have simple antibiotics back then, would of helped many people ! Glad humans achieved evolving medicine ! The greatness a healthy Mozart would contribute to the world had he lived longer, crazy to think!
@@ksmfg4326 Considering the advancement of medicine in that time was not like how it is today, it most likely was hard to treat. Most medicine treatments relied of prayers, herbal treatments, for some voodoo/witch craft, and experimental practices or most likely for that time. As legit me put it, any illness back then had a high chance of death. Not even illness. Even basic hygiene for the time could kill you, depending on what was being used.
Unfortunately the gravedigger in December 1791 at Old St Marx cemetery in Vienna died within a few years of Mozart’s burial and the Widow refused to mark the grave with a stone saying ‘I shall leave that sort of thing to those who were responsible…’ (whatever that means) and in the end did not visit the alleged plot area of the communal 3rd class grave for SEVENTEEN YEARS -so she was not able to verify the exact spot where his corpse was laid in the ground, saying ‘they showed me a tree planted to mark the spot in the 3rd row of graves’ - NB: the skull in the glass case in the Mozarteum (which does in fact seem to match the shape & size of the head of M.) now lacks the lower jaw mandible and was exhumed by one of the assistant grave diggers in 1792 who removed the remaining decaying facial skin with hooks to sell it to a ‘pseudo scientist’ (‘phrenologist’) in Vienna who studied the shapes of crania in an attempt to co-relate head-shapes with genius … At least this assistant knew where the body was buried…but we to-day do not …
Why isn't Constanze buried there and instead buried in Salzburg (of all places) next to Leopold Mozart and Georg Nicholas Von Nissen? I've been to the st. Mark's graveyard as well. Nothing adds up as to the fate of Mozart's body, given that he was a Mason and Masons pay for the funerals of other Mason's. look into Georg Nicholas Von Nissen. It makes me wonder because if he in fact lived, he would have been compelled to compose. And those works would be great if not astonishing. If he lived, Did he go on to Create under a pseudonym or perhaps use a frontman? If so then that frontman would be the chronological successor in greatness to Mozart. We would know those works but we would know them by another name. As to Von Nissen being buried next to Leopold, the memory of Leopold would be highly confused as to why that is appropriate unless Von Nissen was his son.
I’m confused what did he do to deserve to be treated like trash Pretty sure everybody think he was poisoned or even killed by someone it’s been like 230 since he passed How are we sure that that’s his gravesite if he was buried with a bunch of other people seem selfish to list one guy when you died with like 10 others
When people are near Mozart's grave, they hear a strange noise. When they get closer, they realize it's backwards piano music. It's Mozart decomposing.
Ummmmmm, no, no, no. Mozart decomposed a long time ago. Mozart also had a rather bawdy sense of humor, and would have appreciated a joke like this, though!
What did Mozart die of? I've heard everything from Rheumatic Fever to Trichinosis. (Mozart loved pork, meat was not inspected in those days very well. Trichina worm was not suspected). Unfortunately, his gravesite is not really known.
The human body was made by God from Dust, and to Dust every human body shall return. The whereabouts of Mozart´s corpse isn´t important. What is important is that he also, was a part of the original breath of life God blew inside the first man created. We are the descendence and part of that breath of life that animated the first human body made out of dust. That´s what our souls are made of, the breath of God. And like in all respiration, God exhales us into this world when we are Born in our mortal bodies. And Inhales back his breath when our bodies made out of Dust must return to dust. And that Soul that knew, believed and trusted God, shall live eternally since it gets back home and becomes a part of the divine and eternal. Mozart´s soul now lies and sleep inside God´s very essence. Waiting for the day of ressurection.
I hope for Mozart's sake, he will be in Paradise and not sent with the eternally tragic condemned to Hades and the eternally worse, Lake of Fire, where God will destroy body and soul.
🙏😥😥Друзя Маи гаварят что эта не правда Mozard там не пахаронен разве эта правда ? Аллах любит таких людеи и мы тоже должна любит и уважат друг - друга. Ин Ша Аллах Амин.
Mozart was buried first in a mass grave (but, yes, okay, maybe also a simple grave, for one person), not by his financial status, because that was one law, maked by order from the emperior Joseph II (to prevent health problems, the graveyard must be far from the city, and not become so big, also in the future and coffins must be re-usable, economical, the burial scene in the movie show such one example), and his wife - widow has try first 17 years after his death to find the place en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_coffin in other words, nobody can be say for sure, is the - today known as " Mozart grave " really correct or only one hoax, it was make by the idea to build such a place long times later, and the reason, why, is clear
May God grant eternal life to this great composer...
Mozart was nursed in his final days by his wife and her youngest sister, and was attended by the family doctor, Thomas Franz Closset. He was mentally occupied with the task of finishing his Requiem, but the evidence that he dictated passages to his student Franz Xaver Süssmayr is minimal.
Mozart died in his home on 5 December 1791 (aged 35) at 12:55 am. The New Grove describes his funeral:
Mozart was interred in a common grave, in accordance with contemporary Viennese custom, at the St. Marx Cemetery outside the city on 7 December. If, as later reports say, no mourners attended, that too is consistent with Viennese burial customs at the time; later Otto Jahn (1856) wrote that Salieri, Süssmayr, van Swieten and two other musicians were present. The tale of a storm and snow is false; the day was calm and mild.
The expression "common grave" refers to neither a communal grave nor a pauper's grave, but an individual grave for a member of the common people (i.e., not the aristocracy). Common graves were subject to excavation after ten years; the graves of aristocrats were not.
The cause of Mozart's death is not known with certainty. The official record of hitziges Frieselfieber ("severe miliary fever", referring to a rash that looks like millet seeds) is more a symptomatic description than a diagnosis. Researchers have suggested more than a hundred causes of death, including acute rheumatic fever, streptococcal infection, trichinosis, influenza, mercury poisoning, and a rare kidney ailment, etc.
Imagine not falling to your knees by the sheer realisation of where you stand
It's beautiful. I love Mozart so much.
Rest in Peace Amadeus Wolfgang Mozart, God Bless You....
When im dead i will find mozart cause hes the Legend of music and i love music.
How will you find him if you are dead?
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart*
Rock me Amadeus! R.i.p Mozart...
Mozart didn't die suddenly and unexpectedly, he was terminally ill.
According to the archives of Vienna and the hospitals there was a epidemic in Vienna in 1791. A lot of people were getting sick and a lot of them died in the same moment that Mozart died. And... they died in the same way.. with fever, swelling, vomiting, diarehea and edema.. this all became clear from the hospital archives. With our modern understanding of sicknesses they are sure that it had to be a streptococcal infection that was going around. The post-infectious symptoms like swelling and edema are belonging to streptococcus as they cause kidney failure. And all these failures caused him to slip into a coma from which he died.
So in principe he wasn't terminal ill.. he gained a streptococcus infection from which he died pretty fast. A little bit like Covid-19 now. You get it and you die. Streptococcus are real dangerous bacteria. Hygiene wasn't the highest priority in those days.. we all know that. They didn't bath much.. they covered body odeurs with lots of parfume.
@@huijskes it’s very sad they didn’t have simple antibiotics back then, would of helped many people ! Glad humans achieved evolving medicine ! The greatness a healthy Mozart would contribute to the world had he lived longer, crazy to think!
@@huijskes Is that infection very difficult to treat during that time?
@@ksmfg4326 pretty much anything killed you back then. People even died from colds.
@@ksmfg4326 Considering the advancement of medicine in that time was not like how it is today, it most likely was hard to treat. Most medicine treatments relied of prayers, herbal treatments, for some voodoo/witch craft, and experimental practices or most likely for that time. As legit me put it, any illness back then had a high chance of death. Not even illness. Even basic hygiene for the time could kill you, depending on what was being used.
How I would like to meet him
We all will
This isn't the house, where Mozart died. This is the place, where it was until 1849 when it was teared down!
Na minha opinião o maior gênio da música de todos os tempos. Grande Mozart.
Unfortunately the gravedigger in December 1791 at Old St Marx cemetery in Vienna died within a few years of Mozart’s burial and the Widow refused to mark the grave with a stone saying ‘I shall leave that sort of thing to those who were responsible…’ (whatever that means) and in the end did not visit the alleged plot area of the communal 3rd class grave for SEVENTEEN YEARS -so she was not able to verify the exact spot where his corpse was laid in the ground, saying ‘they showed me a tree planted to mark the spot in the 3rd row of graves’ -
NB: the skull in the glass case in the Mozarteum (which does in fact seem to match the shape & size of the head of M.) now lacks the lower jaw mandible and was exhumed by one of the assistant grave diggers in 1792 who removed the remaining decaying facial skin with hooks to sell it to a ‘pseudo scientist’ (‘phrenologist’) in Vienna who studied the shapes of crania in an attempt to co-relate head-shapes with genius …
At least this assistant knew where the body was buried…but we to-day do not …
Man that beautiful home I bet the piano and harpsichord played so beautifully
Thanks
My soul crying!
Me too🕊🙏🏾
Why isn't Constanze buried there and instead buried in Salzburg (of all places) next to Leopold Mozart and Georg Nicholas Von Nissen? I've been to the st. Mark's graveyard as well. Nothing adds up as to the fate of Mozart's body, given that he was a Mason and Masons pay for the funerals of other Mason's. look into Georg Nicholas Von Nissen. It makes me wonder because if he in fact lived, he would have been compelled to compose. And those works would be great if not astonishing. If he lived, Did he go on to Create under a pseudonym or perhaps use a frontman? If so then that frontman would be the chronological successor in greatness to Mozart. We would know those works but we would know them by another name. As to Von Nissen being buried next to Leopold, the memory of Leopold would be highly confused as to why that is appropriate unless Von Nissen was his son.
You are crazy.
How did they determine where he was buried at
The legend.
it´s a pity that he does not have a proper place for resting.
😞🌹 RIP thanks.
When was this? In august 2016 it was in reparations without the monument
This was made on July 2018.
Mozart died on 5th December. There are 5 dislikes to the video.
Looks like 5 is never gonna leave him... Even after his death
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RIP Wolfgang amedus Mozart
Aqui estuve😊
He died on that place but not in that house. The house dont exist anymore!
Rest in peace. Amen!
I’m confused what did he do to deserve to be treated like trash Pretty sure everybody think he was poisoned or even killed by someone it’s been like 230 since he passed How are we sure that that’s his gravesite if he was buried with a bunch of other people seem selfish to list one guy when you died with like 10 others
He made the wrong people (the tightest of tight wads)sweat.
When people are near Mozart's grave, they hear a strange noise. When they get closer, they realize it's backwards piano music. It's Mozart decomposing.
Ummmmmm, no, no, no. Mozart decomposed a long time ago. Mozart also had a rather bawdy sense of humor, and would have appreciated a joke like this, though!
What did Mozart die of? I've heard everything from Rheumatic Fever to Trichinosis. (Mozart loved pork, meat was not inspected in those days very well. Trichina worm was not suspected). Unfortunately, his gravesite is not really known.
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The human body was made by God from Dust, and to Dust every human body shall return. The whereabouts of Mozart´s corpse isn´t important. What is important is that he also, was a part of the original breath of life God blew inside the first man created. We are the descendence and part of that breath of life that animated the first human body made out of dust. That´s what our souls are made of, the breath of God. And like in all respiration, God exhales us into this world when we are Born in our mortal bodies. And Inhales back his breath when our bodies made out of Dust must return to dust. And that Soul that knew, believed and trusted God, shall live eternally since it gets back home and becomes a part of the divine and eternal. Mozart´s soul now lies and sleep inside God´s very essence. Waiting for the day of ressurection.
Amen 🙏
I hope for Mozart's sake, he will be in Paradise and not sent with the eternally tragic condemned to Hades and the eternally worse, Lake of Fire, where God will destroy body and soul.
So mozart body is there somewhere?
What did he died of
🙏😥😥Друзя Маи гаварят что эта не правда Mozard там не пахаронен разве эта правда ? Аллах любит таких людеи и мы тоже должна любит и уважат друг - друга. Ин Ша Аллах Амин.
Marx... COMUNIST YEAH!!!!
You son of a bitch. Communism is a cruel thing!!
Mozart murió con Beethoven
Plauge
Homeless people i care about them mozart not
Mozart was potion
Potion or poison ?
@@jhaytheexplorertv7065 Mozart was on poison
hahahaha!!!! WRONG!!!!!!
Mozart was buried first in a mass grave (but, yes, okay, maybe also a simple grave, for one person), not by his financial status, because that was one law, maked by order from the emperior Joseph II (to prevent health problems, the graveyard must be far from the city, and not become so big, also in the future and coffins must be re-usable, economical, the burial scene in the movie show such one example), and his wife - widow has try first 17 years after his death to find the place
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_coffin
in other words, nobody can be say for sure, is the - today known as " Mozart grave " really correct or only one hoax, it was make by the idea to build such a place long times later, and the reason, why, is clear
REST IN PEACE GENIUS, I'VE BEEN HERE♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️