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San Antonio musician Darian Donovan Thomas, a rising star in New York, has toured with Moses Sumney, Josh Abbott Band
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Composer Darian Donovan Thomas, standing, takes part in a rehearsal for “((HERE))” with the SOLI Chamber Ensemble.Billy Calzada /Staff Photographer
Any time that composer and violinist Darian Donovan Thomas takes on a project whether it’s premiering a new work he’s created or touring with acclaimed singer-songwriter Moses Sumney he tries to work with people he likes.
“I kind of make it a rule to not work with people I’m not friends with,” said Thomas, 27, a San Antonio native who now lives in New York. “Even if it means losing out on money and stuff like that, I’m fine with that. Because I would just rather work with people I know and who know me, and work with people where I know the energy in the room will be right so that we can all push further.