More of what you’ve come to expect–music that celebrates the glorious month of June, summer’s eldest and fairest child.

The music of June and it’s most emblematic flower, lupines.

“Methuselah lived 900 years. But who calls that livin’ when no gal will give in, to no man what’s 900 years?”

Among other things, a review of Mozart’s Magic Flute with all its Masonic symbolism, as timely today as it when premiered 200 years ago.

Songs of Spring and the cautious approach of Summer’s tender child, June.

A selection of song with an explanation of how, when and why women were pushed out of music.

A further look into the black American musicians who fled Jim Crow for Europe, and the magnificent music they made.

A survey of likely candidates for Best Original Score in this year’s Oscar nominations.

Music for all ages, not least of which, infants, toddlers and those still in the oven. 

Music and commentary meant to bring about vibrant health and high happiness with year-end wishes from Leonard Cohen.

A look at the Solstice through the eons and a selection of songs to bring the sun back to life.