1492: Antoine Busnois () French composer
1672: Heinrich Schütz (87) worked most of Europe, including in the court of Prince Christian of Denmark and the court of Prince Johann Georg (stroke)
1893: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (53) Russia composer, pianist of often dramatic, richly expressive works, including the symphony Romeo and Juliet, the ballets Swan Lake and The Nutcracker, and the opera Eugene Onegin.(cholera)
1965: Edgard Varèse (81) French composer
1965: Clarence Williams (67) jazz pianist, composer, promoter, theatrical producer ().
1968: Charles Munch (77) French conductor and violinist; In 1967 he founded the Orchestre de Paris. (He died in Richmond, Virginia the following year, while on an American tour with them).
1970: Agustín Lara ( 70 ) Mexican composer and poet
1972: Billy Murcia (21) drummer, New York Dolls (died after choking on coffee after an overdose of Mandrax and alcohol, while on a UK tour).
1986: Elisabeth Grümmer (75) Alsatian soprano
1987: Zohar Argov (32) popular Israeli oriental Mizrahi style singer (committed suicide by hanging himself in his jail cell after he was arrested for the attempted rape of a woman).
2004: Pete Jolly/Peter Ceragioli Jr () US jazz keyboards, accordionist, pianist; best known for his performance of various television themes, his music can be heard on television programs such as Get Smart, The Love Boat, I Spy, Mannix, M*A*S*H, and Dallas, as well as hundreds of movie soundtracks.(complications of bone marrow cancer)
2005: Minako Honda (38) Japanese singer and musical actress; She got famous and popular known as "Japan's Madonna" (complications from myelocytic leukemia).
2005: Miguel Aceves Mejía (90) Mexican actor, composer and singer.
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