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Neil Gow
A famous Scotch fiddler, born at Inver, near Dunkeld, of lowly origin; during his long life he enjoyed a wide popularity amongst the Scotch nobility, his especial patron being the Duke of Atholl; Raeburn painted his portrait on several occasions; he composed over a hundred strathspeys, laments, etc., giving a fresh impulse and character to Scotch music, but his fame rests mainly on his violin playing (1727-1807).
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