# Mandolin Prodigy

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Wyatt Ellis: The 16-Year-Old Mandolin Prodigy and Blount County Ambassador

Hold up. Did we just say sixteen? Yeah, you read that right. Wyatt Ellis might not be old enough to vote, but this Townsend native's already played the Grand Ole Opry multiple times, won an IBMA award, and has his own exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame. No big deal. Lee and Scott sit down w…

Talkin' Blues // Sierra Hull

Today, I'm delighted to share a talk I had with mandolin prodigy and Grammy nominated multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter Sierra Hull. Accomplishing more in her first 28 years of life than most could over a few lifetimes, Sierra made her Grand Ole Opry debut at the age of 10, played Carneg…

Talented Teen Wyatt Ellis Talks About A Rapid Ascent To Superstardom

Wyatt Ellis shares his backstory and music from his debut album Happy Valley. Born not far from the Great Smoky Mountains, Wyatt Ellis' first recollection of hearing the mandolin was Bobby Osborne’s iconic solo on the Osborne Brothers’ bluegrass classic “Rocky Top.” Hearing the Tennessee bluegrass …

🎶 The Bluegrass Story – Special Guest: Wyatt Ellis ✨

Host Dawn Mac sits down with mandolin prodigy Wyatt Ellis, one of the most exciting young talents in bluegrass today, for an inspiring and heartfelt episode of The Bluegrass Story! 🎻 Wyatt shares how his love for bluegrass began at a young age, what it’s been like collaborating with some of the ge…

Fiddlin' Around with Wyatt Ellis

Emerging bluegrass music star and mandolin prodigy Wyatt Ellis chats with host Calista Case on Fiddlin' Around about his rapid rise in the bluegrass scene, his musical mentors he has learned from and collaborated with, and the thrilling release of his debut album Happy Valley. Originally aired on A…

Wyatt Ellis Helps Us Honor Bobby Osborne

Wyatt Ellis, a mandolin prodigy, helped us pay tribute to Bobby Osborne. Wyatt worked with Bobby for over two years and really looked up to him.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 81: Joy Kills Sorrow

Joy Kills Sorrow was formed in Boston's fertile folk scene in 2005. Their lineup is pretty standard for a string band - guitar, mandolin, banjo, upright bass and vocals, but they are anything but an old-time string band. They retain the virtuosic tendencies of their bluegrass forefathers, but they …

Surveillance Special: Ken Burns on "Country Music" (Podcast)

Ken Burns, Documentary Filmmaker, joins Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney for a discussion on his latest film, "Country Music." Burns discusses iconic Martin guitars, the modernization of the genre, and country music's role in U.S. history.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.