Sunday, September 20, 2026 at 7:00 PM

The Ebell of Los Angeles

Pay What You Can

Tonality, the two-time GRAMMY® Award-winning choral ensemble, presents an evening of music, remembrance, and conversation at the historic Ebell of Los Angeles.

At the center of the evening is Running From, Running To, a choral reflection on the life of Ahmaud Arbery, composed by Tonality founder Dr. Alexander Lloyd Blake and co-written with Ogi. Drawn from Tonality’s album Songs of Remembering, the work confronts injustice, holds space for grief, and explores how a community carries a story forward through song.

Guest artists include Angel Blue, Jamal Moore, Ogi, and Wild Up. The Tonality Scholars—high school singers participating in Tonality’s education program—will join the ensemble for two movements of the work.

The concert will be followed by a talkback with Dr. Alexander Lloyd Blake and guest artists.

Reserve Your Pay-What-You-Can Seat

Featured Artists

Tonality

Ogi

Angel Blue

Jamal Moore

Wild Up

Tonality Scholars

Schedule

6:30 PM — Concert check-in opens

7:00 PM — Running From, Running To Concert

7:45 PM — Post-concert talkback

8:00 PM — Reception in the Salon and Garden

Pay What You Can

Choose the ticket amount that is right for you. Every contribution supports Tonality’s artistic and educational work, but no minimum payment is required. You are welcome here regardless of how much you are able to give.

Make It a Full Benefit Evening

Before the concert, Tonality will host an intimate reception and dinner with the artists from 4:00 to 6:30 PM. Benefit guests also receive reserved concert seating and help provide essential philanthropic support for Tonality’s work.

Benefit Reception & Dinner tickets are $300 and must be reserved separately. A benefit ticket already includes concert admission.

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