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(Exact date is not given)
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In 1814, Schubert left his college, Stadtkonvikt, and taught music at his father's school. He never liked teaching. (Exact date is not given)
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Franz Schubert wrote 144 songs during the year that he turned 18.
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In 1817, Schubert began to write more piano sonatas. He also wrote three of his most famout songs: "Der Tod und das Mädchen," "An die Musik," and "Die Forelle."
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In the summer of 1819, Schubert went on a trip to the countryside with Johann Michael Vogl. He spent three joyous months there seeing the country. He also made a comment that it was "inconceivably lovely." This had a huge impact on his music.
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Schubert attempted to write hi Symphony #7 in E Major, but he never fully finished it.
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Near the end of 1822 (exact date not given), Schubert contracted syphilis. He was too sick to leave his house until late spring in 1823. Schubert was very depressed and almost suicidle at this point.
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(Exact date not given. Near the end of 1827.)
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Schubert only lived to be 31 years of age. He died of typhoid fever.