Mackintosh, Robert
Biographical info
Robert Mackintosh (c.1745-1807, known as "Red Rob") was a fiddler and composer from Tullymet; he worked in Edinburgh and played for the Edinburgh Musical Society; led the band at Gentlemen's Concerts in Aberdeen c.1785-88, and moved to London in 1803. (Alburger). He was said to have taught Nathaniel Gow; Glen believes this must have been in Aberdeen. (Glen 1, xi)
Sources authored by
| Title | Year |
|---|---|
| Airs, Minuets, Gavotts and Reels | [1783] |
| Sixty eight New Reels Strathspeys and Quicksteps | [1793] |
| A 3d. Book of Sixty eight New Reels & Strathspeys | [1796] |
| A Fourth Book of New Strathspey Reels | [1803] |
| Lady Charlotte Campbell's New Strathspey | |
| Macpherson’s Farewell | [1783?] |
| Miss Louisa Drummond, Logiealmond's Delight | [18--?] |
| Miss Dumbreck's Reel | [1811-1820?] |

