Dualis Ensemble
Share
Baltimore's New Professional Chamber Choir
Happy Friday! Please enjoy this clip of ‘s piece, “We Wear The Mask.” This riveting setting of Paul Laurence Dunbar’s text was premiered this past weekend at our concert, AS IF WE MEAN IT. Head on over to our youtube channel (link in bio) to hear the whole thing, and give Nasir a shoutout for writing such WONDERFUL@music!!
Can’t come to the concert this weekend? There are many ways you can still support DUALIS!
1. You can purchase a livestream ticket ($15) to watch the concert on Promotix (link in bio)
2. You can donate to our Fractured Atlas campaign to help us plan for the future
Thanks so much for your support!!
Just some of the great repertoire we’ll be singing this Saturday at AS IF WE MEAN IT - May 9th, 7pm . Tickets are available through Eventbrite via the link in our bio!
05/04/2026
ONE WEEK AWAY!
AS IF WE MEAN IT - MAY 9TH, 7PM
Grab your tickets now at the link in our bio, you are NOT going to want to miss this exciting and collaborative concert!
AS IF WE MEAN IT - An unforgettable collaboration between classical, jazz, and electronic music.
Saturday, May 9th, 7pm Baltimore.
Tickets on sale now through Eventbrite (link in bio)!
04/10/2026
AS IF WE MEAN IT
Saturday, May 9th, 7pm
Ticket Link in Bio
“As If We Mean It” is just under a month away! Be sure to get your tickets now for this night of beautiful music and collaboration, featuring .
Byrd’s “Ave verum corpus” was written at a time when writing music in Latin was outlawed in England. Byrd’s steadfast commitment to his faith, along with his need to write music that was authentic and true to himself, makes his beautiful setting all the more poignant. Come and hear this and many more choral (and non-choral) gems at “As If We Mean It”!
AS IF WE MEAN IT - 7 PM @ 2640 Space
Ticket link in bio!!
Come and join us for this wonderful evening of music as Dualis joins forces with the amazing . “As If We Mean It” is an exploration of what it means to be authentic and honest in the way that we express ourselves. This concert will fuse classical and contemporary choral music with jazz and electronic music, and will feature world premieres of music by Nasir Scott and Kevin Crouch .
The concert takes place at 2640 Space and starts at 7pm, preceded by a pre-concert talk with Kevin and Nasir at 6:30pm. Tickets start at $35 ($20 for students), and can be purchased through Eventbrite (link in bio). Hope to see you there!!
electronicmusic
03/13/2026
DUALIS - AS IF WE MEAN IT
5.9.2026, 7pm @ 2640 Space
Ticket Link in Bio!
We are so excited to announce our second concert of the 25-26 season, “As If We Mean It.” This concert explores the ideas of expression, authenticity, and honesty in a musical context. We will be joined by pianist and composer Nasir Scott, who writes Romantic-inspired music with a twenty-first century spin. The concert will feature two world premieres, one by Kevin Crouch and another by Nasir Scott, along with a variety of classical, jazz, and electronic works.
The concert takes place at 2640 Space and starts at 7pm, preceded by a pre-concert talk with Kevin and Nasir at 6:30pm. Tickets start at $35 ($20 for students), and can be purchased through Eventbrite (link in bio). Hope to see you there!!
Happy Wednesday! Please enjoy this clip of Kevin Crouch’s ( )“At Least to Pray” from our November concert, In The Mirror. The full video is now live on our Youtube channel, head there through the link in our bio to watch!
“Isn’t it rich? Isn’t it q***r, Losing my timing this late in my career?”
Sondheim’s timeless music and lyrics have created some of the most memorable moments in musical theatre history. Please enjoy DUALIS’s performance of Michael Martin’s arrangement of “Send In The Clowns,” out now on Youtube (check the link in our bio).
Please enjoy this clip of our performance of Michael Martin’s arrangement of “Send In the Clowns.” The whole video will be posted on our Youtube Channel (link in bio) tomorrow at 12PM EST. Subscribe to our channel to see all of our performance footage as it comes out!
Lyrics:
“…making my entrance again with my usual flair, sure of my lines… no one is there. Don’t you love farce? My fault, I fear. I thought that you’d want what I want, sorry my dear…”
musicaltheatre dualis
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.