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Jesse M. Winne

Browse piano sheets by Jesse M. Winne on Zen Virtual Piano. Jesse M. Winne wrote music for piano and for voice in a range of forms. His works include “Pond Lilies,” a morceau caractéristique, “Atlantic City,” a two-step march, “Fun in a Barber Shop,” a march novelty, and the song “The House That Jack Built,” with words by Harold Robe. “Fun in a Barber Shop” appeared as a piano novelty in the June 1922 issue of Melody, and “The Old Sewing Circle,” a novelette for piano, in its October–November 1923 issue. A pond-lily morceau, an Atlantic City march and a barber-shop novelty point to a composer who wrote to the mood of whatever the title promised. Little information about this artist is available.

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What did Jesse M. Winne write?

Piano pieces and songs, among them “Pond Lilies,” “Atlantic City,” “Fun in a Barber Shop” and “The House That Jack Built,” with words by Harold Robe.

When did “Fun in a Barber Shop” appear in Melody?

In the June 1922 issue, as a piano novelty.