Gow, Nathaniel
Biographical info
Niel Gow (1727-1807), father of the famous Gow family, lived in Inver near Dunkeld. (Glen 2, viii-xiv; Grove; Alburger; Murdoch, 41-48) Gow's fourth son Nathaniel (1763-1831), violinist and Edinburgh publisher, was perhaps the most famous of the siblings; but his brothers William, John and Andrew also traded in music (John and Andrew in London). Nathaniel's son, Niel Junr., lived 1795-1823.
Sources authored by
| Title | Year |
|---|---|
| The Ancient Curious Collection of Scotland | [1823?] |
| A Collection of Airs, Reels and Strathspeys | [1823?] |
| A Select Collection of Original Dances | [1815?] |
| A Complete Collection of Originall German Valtz | [1800?] |
| A Collection of Strathspey Reels | [1797?] |
| Three Favorite New Strathspeys | [1801?] |
| The Union | [1801?] |
| Miss Sitwells Strathspey | [1795-180-?] |
| Lady Mary Ramsay's Strathspey | [1805?] |
| Master F. Sitwell's Strathspey | [1800] |
| Largo's Fairy Dance | [1802-1808] |
| The King Shall Enjoy His Own Again | [1812] |
| The Marquis of Queensberry's Medley | 1811 |
| The Vocal Melodies of Scotland | [1810-1820?] |
| Callar Herring | |
| Shantruse | [1801-1811] |
| First set of the favorite French quadrilles | [1817] |
| The Prince of Wales's strathspey | [1801] |