Of Thee I Sing traces the country's musical identity through the instruments that shaped it — from Native American traditions and the colonial period through the waves of immigrant innovation that defined the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

A new documentary about George Frederick Bristow (1825-1898), America's first major symphonic composer, has secured major funding from The Robert and Joseph Cornell Memorial Foundation. The 30-minute film explores the Brooklyn-born composer's pioneering role in establishing American classical music, featuring his upcoming Carnegie Hall performance on January 30, 2026, and America's 250th anniversary celebration. Directed in part