The Favourite Dances of 1810 (Gow, Nathaniel)

Genre Categories Ecossaises; Dances; Waltzes; Gigues; Medleys; For piano; Scores featuring the piano; For 1 player

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Editor Nathaniel Gow
Engraver James Johnson (d. 1811)
Publisher. Info. Edinburgh: Gow & Shepherd, 1810.
London: John Gow
Copyright
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Work Title The Favourite Dances of 1810
Alternative. Title The Favourite Dances of 1810 Arranged for the Piano Forte by Nath. Gow. As performed at his Annual ball in George Street Assembly Rooms the 13th of March
Composer Gow, Nathaniel
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. None [force assignment]
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Classical
Piece Style Classical
Instrumentation piano
Extra Information Includes 2 tunes by Lady Mildmay; a footnote states that she is also the author of the tunes Morgiana and Nameless. This is Charlotte St John-Mildmay, nee Bouverie (1788-1810), who is credited (as "Miss Bouvrie") as the composer of the tune Morgiana in Gow's Morgiana, with Five more new Country Dances (c.1808). Another possibility (if Gow got his Lady Mildmays in a muddle) is Charlotte's aunt by marriage, Lady Jane St John-Mildmay (1764-1857), who was also musical.
The tune Pittheavlis Castle is by the Honorable Miss Murray (Euphemia Murray); and the penultimate tune has the following attribution: Composed by Sir A. M. Mc.K. Decmr. 1808.
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