⌚️2025-02-08 19:30:00 –
🏢Lincoln Center
If you see any kind of live music in New York, it’s likely you’ve already heard Darian Donovan Thomas play. A composer and multi-instrumentalist best known as a master of the violin, the Texas-born/Brooklyn-based Thomas regularly sits in and tours with a diverse roster of major jazz, classical, and rock artists including Sō Percussion, Moses Sumney, Arooj Aftab, Dawn Richard, L’Rain, and the Wild Up ensemble. Unsurprisingly, major elements of Thomas’s musicality include a devout interest in queering barriers between genres and a boisterous zeal for intersectional uplift across culture and melody. His Safe Space project serves as an IRL manifestation of his kaleidoscopic and introspective double album on New Amsterdam Records, A Room with Many Doors, which I Care If You Listen dubbed “a monumental feat of collaboration.” Thomas is joined tonight by a roster of experimental sound luminaries including trombonist Kalia Vandever, Andy Pitcher on guitar, and electronic musician Phong Tran.
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