Listen: Chris Thile Performs on WNYC's "All of It with Alison Stewart"

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Chris Thile was on WNYC's All of It to chat with host Alison Stewart about his public radio show Live From Here and perform a couple of songs. "As well as being the host of Live From Here, Chris Thile is an excellent mandolin player, a multiple Grammy winner, a 2012 MacArthur Fellow, and he wrapped up a residency at Carnegie Hall earlier this year," says Stewart. "Are you getting a theme here? He is really good at what he does." He performs "Elephant in the Room," from his 2017 solo album, Thanks for Listening, and the traditional tune "House Carpenter," which he had recorded with his band Nickel Creek. You can hear the session here.

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Chris Thile—who hosted Nonesuch label mates Rachael & Vilray, Rachael Price, and Gabriel Kahane on the latest episode of his public radio show Live From Here from its new home at The Town Hall in New York City—stopped by WNYC studios to chat with All of It host Alison Stewart about Live From Here and perform a couple songs. "As well as being the host of Live From Here, Chris Thile is an excellent mandolin player, a multiple Grammy winner, a 2012 MacArthur Fellow, and he wrapped up a residency at Carnegie Hall earlier this year," says Stewart. "Are you getting a theme here? He is really good at what he does." He performs the all-too-timely "Elephant in the Room," a Song of the Week from the radio show recorded on his 2017 Nonesuch solo album, Thanks for Listening, and the traditional tune "House Carpenter," which he had recorded with his band Nickel Creek on their 2002 Grammy-winning album, This Side. You can hear the All of It session here:

For tickets to see Chris Thile on tour and on upcoming episodes of Live From Here, including with guests Common, The Pixies, Anaïs Mitchell, Sara Bareilles, and more, visit livefromhere.org.

To pick up a copy of Thanks for Listening, head to your local music store, iTunes, Amazon, or the Nonesuch Store, where CD and vinyl orders include a download of the complete album at checkout. You can also listen to the album on Spotify and Apple Music. For Thile's latest album with Punch Brothers, the Grammy Award–winning All Ashore, can also be found at your local independent record store, Amazon, and the Nonesuch Store, iTunes, Spotify, and Apple Music

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  • Monday, October 28, 2019
    Listen: Chris Thile Performs on WNYC's "All of It with Alison Stewart"
    Nate Ryan

    Chris Thile—who hosted Nonesuch label mates Rachael & Vilray, Rachael Price, and Gabriel Kahane on the latest episode of his public radio show Live From Here from its new home at The Town Hall in New York City—stopped by WNYC studios to chat with All of It host Alison Stewart about Live From Here and perform a couple songs. "As well as being the host of Live From Here, Chris Thile is an excellent mandolin player, a multiple Grammy winner, a 2012 MacArthur Fellow, and he wrapped up a residency at Carnegie Hall earlier this year," says Stewart. "Are you getting a theme here? He is really good at what he does." He performs the all-too-timely "Elephant in the Room," a Song of the Week from the radio show recorded on his 2017 Nonesuch solo album, Thanks for Listening, and the traditional tune "House Carpenter," which he had recorded with his band Nickel Creek on their 2002 Grammy-winning album, This Side. You can hear the All of It session here:

    For tickets to see Chris Thile on tour and on upcoming episodes of Live From Here, including with guests Common, The Pixies, Anaïs Mitchell, Sara Bareilles, and more, visit livefromhere.org.

    To pick up a copy of Thanks for Listening, head to your local music store, iTunes, Amazon, or the Nonesuch Store, where CD and vinyl orders include a download of the complete album at checkout. You can also listen to the album on Spotify and Apple Music. For Thile's latest album with Punch Brothers, the Grammy Award–winning All Ashore, can also be found at your local independent record store, Amazon, and the Nonesuch Store, iTunes, Spotify, and Apple Music

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