Irving Berlin
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Having written over 1000 songs, 19 musicals and 18 movie scores, Irving Berlin is a true legend of music. His songs are still celebrated and enjoyed today. His music has become an important part of American culture, especially ‘God Bless America’. His life is a classic rags to riches story. Follow him on his journey, as a poor Russian immigrant who rose to celebrity status. Irving dedicated his life to music and brought joy into the hearts of people across the world.
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