Hmmm... I do believe I just heard Chris Thile's track of Partita No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1002 III. Corrente on the TV drama, "The Good Wife." It was featured quite prominently at the end of the episode.
Thile Playing Bach on "The Good Wife"
Hmmm... I do believe I just heard Chris Thile's track of Partita No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1002 III. Corrente on the TV drama, "The Good Wife." It was featured quite prominently at the end of the episode.
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It was indeed very nice. The piece was also featured in the opening of the show as well.
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Funny. I thought it was Chris!
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Just noticed this last evening as well. Nice indeed. Along with other recent mainstream "sightings" it suggests the mandolin (or at least Chris Thile) is gaining general acceptance...
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Yea its going from totally invisible to obscure. With luck it will get up to "little known".Originally Posted by 2Sharp
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If the soundtrack to Kramer vs Kramer didn't do it, I don't see how an episode of The Good Wife is going to!Yea its going from totally invisible to obscure. With luck it will get up to "little known".
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Well, I'm glad this thread is here. I don't even watch The Goodwife, but it happened to be on my television last night as I was doing my chores. I heard a really wonderful classical piece being played on the mandolin and raced in there just to hear it, but had no idea what piece it was or who played it. I was just about to ask here on the Cafe, but lo and behold the answer is already here!
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A bit of a side note, but I believe Thile is also featured in his wife's entertaining comedy skits called "Chelsey and Kelsey"
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