On September 20, Tonality, the two-time GRAMMY Award-winning choral ensemble, gathers at the historic Ebell of Los Angeles for an evening of music, remembrance, and conversation.

The evening begins with the Reception Circle, an intimate gathering with food, wine, and time alongside the artists before the music begins. It is the heart of this night, and of how we sustain the work: a room of people who believe music can hold grief, name injustice out loud, and carry a story forward.

At the center of the evening is Running From, Running To, a choral reflection on the life of Ahmaud Arbery, composed by Tonality's founder Dr. Alexander Lloyd Blake and co-written with Ogi, drawn from our album Songs of Remembering. His mother, Wanda Cooper-Jones, joins us, and the Tonality Scholars, the high school singers of our education program, perform alongside the ensemble in two movements of the work.

Hear it for yourself. Running From, Running To is on our album Songs of Remembering:

Your seat at the Reception Circle is the most direct way to stand with this work. Every reservation and every gift moves us toward our goal of $100,000 and helps carry Running From, Running To to the communities that need to hear it next.

Join us. Give the world a chance to say yes.

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Running From, Running To: A Benefit for Tonality

Sunday, September 20, 2026 · The Ebell of Los Angeles