Where would the great lyricists of American Popular Song´s golden age have been without those shiny images that light up our sky and fill the Universe? "Lost In The Stars" perhaps? "Reaching For The Moon?" Keeping their "Sunny Side Up?" The inspiration provided by nature´s wonders beyond our world is as limitless and boundlessly expressive as the Cosmos. The overriding "guiding stars" of those bygone days were romance and optimism. The hard realities of living are still magnificently tempered by these songs that reach out, rise above, side-step, imagine, hope for the best. From Tin Pan Alley´s early days of Moon/Croon/June/Spoon to the sophisticated heights of American Pop´s heyday mid-twentieth century, the Sun, the Moon, the Stars and the Heavens continue to fill our hearts with song and let us sing forever more!

Pianist/Singer/Lecturer Fred Miller has spent the last several decades in many musical fields including grand opera, musical comedy, classical piano and chamber music.