Praised for their “sparkling flexibility” (Washington Classical Review), tenor Cameron Falby is a Baltimore-based composer and vocalist specializing in choral, early, and sacred musics. Raised by two choir directors in central Maryland, they went on to study at Manhattan School of Music and then the Peabody Conservatory.

They work as a freelance choral singer and soloist in the Baltimore-DC area, performing everything from early music to new music to gospel and experimental. They regularly appear with local ensembles including the Emmanuel Choir, Mind on Fire, The Thirteen, the National Cathedral Choir, Washington Master Chorale, and Baltimore Choral Arts Society; and with ensembles abroad including Elevation, Apollo’s Fire, and the Santa Fe Desert Chorale. As a soloist Cameron has appeared with the Emmanuel Choir, Bach in Baltimore, the St. Bartholomew Choir, and on the University of Maryland Bach Cantata Series. They are a founding member of the Baltimore-based vocal quartet Anchorites. 

Cameron has appeared as a fellow at the Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Institute, Yale’s Norfolk Festival, the American Bach Academy, the Charlotte Bach Festival and with Tenet Vocal Artists. In 2026 they will sing as a fellow with VOCES8. Former teachers include Phyllis Bryn-Julson, Michael Hersch, and Felipe Lara. 

Cameron's full resumé can be found here.