He said his works made a musical kaleidoscope of America, in which races and nationalities mix, and blues merges with big-city frenzy. This phenomenal sense of the New World’s pulse elevated him with break-neck speed to the musical summit. From the opening presentation, Rhapsody In Blue was performed as many as eighty-four times within the first year alone. Records of his compositions reached tremendous circulations, only to finally find a way to soundtracks of Hollywood blockbusters. American Dream became reality for this son of poor Jewish migrants.

George Gershwin offers you a trip to mutinous New York, which derides prohibition, where one can feel the rhythm of the golden era and dance the Charleston in smoky bars.