The General Motors Symphony Orchestra was a renowned ensemble that gained prominence through its national radio broadcasts, sponsored by the Cadillac Motor Company, which was part of General Motors. This orchestra was a trailblazer in its time, known for its innovative performances and notable collaborations. It provided a platform for distinguished composers and musicians, including the only other composer besides George Gershwin to be invited to perform on their national radio broadcasts. The orchestra's legacy includes live performances and recordings that have been preserved, offering a glimpse into the rich musical heritage of the era. Their contributions to classical music continue to be celebrated and remembered.