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Little is known about Scottish dancing master and musician Duncan Macintyre (c.1767-c. 1807). He may have originally been from Perthshire, but he established a practice as a teacher of music and dance in Edinburgh in the latter 18th century. In the early 1790's he moved to London where he advertised himself as a "Teacher of Scottish Dancing," and published his '''Collection of Slow Airs, Reels and Strathspeys''' in 1794. In the early 1800's he may have accepted a position that took him to India, but he drops from sight soon afterwards. | Little is known about Scottish dancing master and musician Duncan Macintyre (c.1767-c. 1807). He may have originally been from Perthshire, but he established a practice as a teacher of music and dance in Edinburgh in the latter 18th century. In the early 1790's he moved to London where he advertised himself as a "Teacher of Scottish Dancing," and published his '''Collection of Slow Airs, Reels and Strathspeys''' in 1794. In the early 1800's he may have accepted a position that took him to India, but he drops from sight soon afterwards. | ||
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Duncan MacIntyre
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| Given name: | Duncan |
| Middle name: | Ban |
| Family name: | MacIntyre |
| Place of birth: | |
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| Year of birth: | c. 1767 |
| Year of death: | c. 1807 |
| Profile: | Composer, Musician |
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Biographical notes
Little is known about Scottish dancing master and musician Duncan Macintyre (c.1767-c. 1807). He may have originally been from Perthshire, but he established a practice as a teacher of music and dance in Edinburgh in the latter 18th century. In the early 1790's he moved to London where he advertised himself as a "Teacher of Scottish Dancing," and published his Collection of Slow Airs, Reels and Strathspeys in 1794. In the early 1800's he may have accepted a position that took him to India, but he drops from sight soon afterwards.