Jessica Kimple (Mezzo-Soprano), a native of Iowa, received her MM degree in vocal performance from The Manhattan School of Music and has pursued additional voice studies in both Russia and Italy.  She has performed with numerous opera companies and has sung as a concert soloist in venues throughout the city.  She is a member of the Bard Festival Chorale and recently sang in the opera chorus of Bard College’s 2025 Summerscape production of Dalibor. In addition to singing, she is a full time music teacher at The Riverview School in Long Island City.

Tenor Sean Fallen is an active opera and oratorio soloist at many venues in New York City, and has performed throughout the U.S. and on three continents. Recent operatic roles include Alfredo in La
Traviata, Danilo in The Merry Widow, Cassio in Othello, Nemorino in The Elixir of Love, Ariel in the world premiere of The Rape of the Lock, Goatherd in the world premiere of My Undying Love, and Almaviva in The Barber of Seville. He has been the featured tenor soloist numerous times at Carnegie Hall, most recently as the tenor soloist in Boulanger’s Psalm 130, and also in Handel Messiah, Bach Magnificat, Haydn's Paukenmesse, and Kurt Weill’s The Road to Promise. The Messiah is a specialty of his, and he has literally sung it from coast to coast, ranging from Carnegie and Avery Fischer Hall in NYC, to the American Bach Soloists in CA. Other opera roles Sean has performed include Ferrando in Cosi Fan Tutte, Ramiro in La Cenerentola, Ottavio in Don Giovanni, Lippo in Street Scene, and Pong in Turandot.

Aaron Theno is the CMO and Chief Aromatherapist for Bioesse Technologies and Breatherapy, a company that promotes health and wellbeing through their patented inhalation patches for essential oil aromatherapy.  He has also been a Luxembourg citizen for around 7 years after the family discovered their heritage and were able to complete Luxembourg’s citizenship reclamation program.

Aaron is also a versatile singer and performer, acclaimed for his work in both modern and traditional operatic works.  Opera News called him “Impressive as Stan.  His act 1 aria was a highlight.” for his role in Big Jim and the Small Time Investors and the Oregonian labeled him “a musical singer who established his character through incisive tone and diction” in his portrayal of Collatinus for Portland Opera’s The Rape of Lucretia. He has been seen as Le Commisaire in Philip Glass' opera Orphée, with Glimmerglass Opera while a member of their Young American Artists Program, and created the role of Michaelis in The Secret Agent with the Center for Contemporary Opera

A lover of concert work, Mr. Theno has collaborated with Ricky Ian Gordon, singing selections of Mr. Gordon’s work, with the composer at the piano.  

He received his Bachelor of Music degree in voice performance from The University of Michigan, and his Master of Music degree in voice performance from The Manhattan School of Music.