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David Brown, ''Tchaikovsky: The Final Years, 1855-1893'' - the definitive, comprehensive biography.
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In 1893, at the height of a cholera epidemic, he drank unboiled water and died within the week. There has been conjecture on the possibility of suicide. Certainly his last symphony was the work of a profoundly unhappy man, and had been programmed with its last movement entitled “death”.
 
In 1893, at the height of a cholera epidemic, he drank unboiled water and died within the week. There has been conjecture on the possibility of suicide. Certainly his last symphony was the work of a profoundly unhappy man, and had been programmed with its last movement entitled “death”.
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== See also ==
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*David Brown, ''Tchaikovsky: The Final Years, 1855-1893'' - the definitive, comprehensive biography.
 
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