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Gows 1st Set of Caledonian Quadrilles, as performed at the Royal State Balls.
1842
This set of quadrilles were probably created by John H. Gow, a grandson of the famous Niel Gow. For more information on the Gow family see https://www.regencydances.org/paper022.php. This particular publication was advertised for sale in 1842 (see The Morning Post newspaper for the 26th January 1842). This edition was issued in London by Leoni Lee, "Music Seller to Her Majesty Queen Victoria". The tunes had previously been published by Gow in his 1817 1st Set of Quadrilles.
1842
This set of quadrilles were probably created by John H. Gow, a grandson of the famous Niel Gow. For more information on the Gow family see https://www.regencydances.org/paper022.php. This particular publication was advertised for sale in 1842 (see The Morning Post newspaper for the 26th January 1842). This edition was issued in London by Leoni Lee, "Music Seller to Her Majesty Queen Victoria". The tunes had previously been published by Gow in his 1817 1st Set of Quadrilles.
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