6 Normandy Heights Road
Morristown, NJ 07963
Soprano Theresa Carlomagno's impressive repertoire includes standout roles such as Adele in Die Fledermaus and Adina in Donizetti’s L’Elisir D’Amore. In July 2025, she sang Mimi in La Boheme in Sicily. She recently made her European debut at the Herodion Atticus in Athens, Greece, performing alongside Mario Frangoulis as Adalgisa in i. Following this, she graced the stage at the Warner Theatre with Frangoulis, further showcasing her exceptional talent. Theresa gets to the heart of each character she embodies, infusing her performances with emotional depth and musical finesse. She has also performed at Merkin Hall for the Met Young Artist Intensive Program and, in her youth, won two Governor's Awards for her outstanding vocal abilities. Additionally, she won the International Grande Music Competition in New York, further solidifying her place as a rising star in the world of classical music. Dedicated to bringing beautiful music to audiences, Theresa passionately reignites interest in this cherished art form both locally and internationally.
Soprano Timmie Cole
Tenor Gary Pate, originally from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, got his start in music more than 50 years ago performing in dinner theaters around the country. While working for Burt Reynolds in his theater in Jupiter, Florida, Gary met comedian and stage Director, Charles Nelson Riley, who encouraged Gary to move to New York City and study. Gary has since performed at Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center as well as leading venues in San Francisco, Nashville, and Cincinnati. For over 20 years, with the Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center. In addition, he has performed in Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria, Japan and Italy. Gary has worked with BONJ on many projects over the past 20 years. Gary is semi retired and lives in Mount Arlington on Lake Hopatcong.
Tenor Dmitri Zigrino
Bass Jason Adamo
Pianist Daniel Colalillo (MM Mannes, BM Purchase Conservatory of Music), a New York-based classical pianist, is renowned for his powerful performances and unique interpretations. Praised by The New York Times, he has performed as a concerto soloist with orchestras and given recitals at Carnegie Hall, Steinway Hall, and Princeton University; and in cities such as Philadelphia, San Francisco, Nashville, Toronto and Montreal. As Founder and Artistic Director of Classical Keys Daniel oversees a concert series in NJ and NYC, now in its fifth season. Named “Top Piano Teacher” by Steinway & Sons, Daniel he has taught masterclasses at universities and operates a private studio in Manhattan.
