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Did You Think of Me Today Words and Music Septimus Winner (1864) for General MIDI playback To Miss Emma Douglas, Newark,
Music by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (23 Jan. 1882) for General MIDI playback
Tom Collins Is My Name by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (1874) for General MIDI playback To Mr. Frank A. Conly.
Love Letter Waltz (Grand Duchesse) Arranged for Cornet and Piano by Septimus Winner No. 12 from "Diamond Set: Choice Duetts
Music by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902. (1873) for General MIDI playback To Mrs. Isaac Moffatt
Bud of Promise A Spring Idylle by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (1874) for General MIDI playback To Miss Maggie Kimball, Newark
Lover's Quarrel Words and Music by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (1874) As sung by Mr & Mrs. Frank A Conly.
What Is a Home Without a Mother by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (1854) for General MIDI playback Respectfully dedicated to
New Friends, True Friends Words and Music by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (1860) for General MIDI playback Respectfully Dedicated
Oil on the Brain Comic Ballad Song and Chorus Words and Music by Joseph Eastburn Winner (1865) for General MIDI playback
Jenny, Darling Jenny by Septimus Winner, 1826-1902 (1859) for General MIDI playback Ballad.
Black Swan Set Plain Cotillions No. 1 Arranged by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 for General MIDI playback Respectfully dedicated
There Are Friends That We Never Forget by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (1 Dec. 1871) for General MIDI playback To Miss Etta
The Old Log Hut Partly written and composed by Joseph Eastburn Winner.
Music by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902. (1857) for General MIDI playback from "Comic Songs", No. 35
Queer People There Be by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (1870) for General MIDI playback To Miss Emma P. Markley.
Words and adapted and music arranged by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902. (1863) Popular Ballad for General MIDI playback
The Contraband's Song of Freedom Song and Chorus Words and Music by Joseph Eastburn Winner. (1865) for General MIDI playback
W Winner's Demo Erik Menjivar
Our Good Old Friends by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (1855) for General MIDI playback To Francis E. Harding Esq.
