Duff, Archibald
Biographical info
Archibald Duff was born c.1770, perhaps in Aberdeen (Baptie). Duff was a dancing master in Montrose, and seems to have been the leading dance teacher in Aberdeen after Peacock's death in 1807, until c.1820. Archibald and his brother Charles offered various musical services in the area south of Aberdeen. (Alburger, 90) He was said to have conducted the Philharmonic Society in Aberdeen. (Glen 2, xvi) He was still alive in 1837, being listed as Professor of Music residing at Clayhills Cottage, Aberdeen in Pigot & Co's 1837 Directory.
Sources authored by
Title | Year |
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A Collection of Strathspey Reels &c. | [1794] |
A Choice Selection of Minuets, favourite Airs, Hornpipes, Waltzs &c. | [1812] |