"I wrote this song a year ago, which means it's not from the Sixties," singer and mandolinist Chris Thile joked at Carnegie Hall on Thursday. Thile was referring to the theme of the night – an evening of durable protest songs, pegged to a city-wide festival devoted to the legacy of that decade. But in every way, he wasn't kidding: In a dramatic version of "Falsetto," from his 2017 album
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