PROGRAM

• The Star-Spangled Banner

• Israel, Israel God is Calling, ft. Folk Dancers

• Bound for the Promised Land, ft. Folk Dancers

• Danny Boy, ft. Conlon Bonner

• Chairman’s Waltz, ft. Ballroom Dancers

• Schindler’s List

• Come, Come Ye Saints

• Down to the River to Pray, ft. Folk Dancers

• Maleguena, ft. Spanish Dancer

• Free at Last Medley

• A Whole New World Tango, ft. Ballroom Dancers

• Ashokan Farewell

• Cindy: An Appalachian Fantasia, ft. Folk Dancers

• Oh Shenandoah

• Tribute to Scott Joplin, ft. Ballroom Dancers

• Amazing Grace

• Copeland Rock Suite, ft. Ballroom & Folk Dancers

• How Great Thou Art

Jenny Oaks Baker & Family Four

Violin, Piano, Cello and Guitar

America’s Violinist Jenny Oaks Baker is a Grammy-Nominated, Billboard No. 1 performer and recording artist. Jenny has performed as a soloist at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Library of Congress and as a guest soloist with The National Symphony, Jerusalem Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony, Utah Symphony and the Tabernacle Choir on Temple Square. Jenny has released 18 studio albums which have sold nearly a million copies and consistently chart on Billboard. In her efforts to share the light of Christ with more of God’s children, Jenny is now producing and touring inspirational shows across the world. Jenny, her husband Matthew, and their four children (Family Four) are from Salt Lake City, Utah. Jenny Oaks Baker & Family Four have performed with orchestras throughout the United States including the Utah Symphony, the Millennial Choirs and Orchestras and the Tabernacle Choir & Orchestra at Temple Square. They have performed throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia. Family Four are also featured on many popular music videos and productions. Their debut album, Jenny Oaks Baker & Family Four hit No. 4 on the Classical and Classical Crossover Billboard Charts. Their Christmas album, Joy to the World debuted at #7 on the Billboard Charts.

Laura is 22, plays the violin and percussion, recently graduated from Brigham Young University and is married to Caden Dickson.

Hannah is 21 and studies piano at The Royal Academy of Music in London.

Sarah is 19 and studies the cello at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Matthew is 17 and plays the classical and electric guitar.

Jenny and her children have been performing together as a family since each child started playing their instruments when they were three or four years old. Their father, Matt Baker is a business executive and is incredibly supportive of his wife and children.

Ben Lomu

Narrator

Ben Lomu is a religious educator, television host and actor. He is the host for the tv show, “Come Follow Up” on BYUtv, where he has filmed over 200 episodes. As an actor he portrayed King Lamoni in the Book of Mormon video series. He has also appeared in several movies and commercials both locally and nationally.  Ben is a first generation American. His father was born in Tonga and his mother is from England. He has been a religious educator for the past 20 years and is currently teaching institute and Utah Valley University. Ben is an alumnus of the University of Utah where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and Criminology. He also has a master’s degree in education. In 2024 he received the prestigious “Pioneer of Progress Award” in Arts and Entertainment.  Ben enjoys working out, mountain biking and marital arts. His greatest joy and accomplishment in life comes from being a husband of 23 years to his best friend, Michelle, and being the father to 4 wonderful children.

Conlon Bonner

Narrator

Conlon Bonner is the father of 4 children and is married to his beautiful wife Rachel. Conlon received his bachelor’s degree from BYU in Communication Studies and is finishing his Masters at Southern Utah University. He served his mission in Orlando, Florida, and teaches Seminary full-time in Provo, UT. In The Bonner family, he is number six out of the eight children, and always enjoys being able to sing with his family!

Jay Nygaard

Percussionist

Jay is a passionate, driven artist and advocate for the arts from Southern Utah. He is Executive Director of Artistic Resource for Teachers and Students (A.R.T.S.) Inc. He is in his fourteenth season as a member of the Tuacahn Center for the Arts Orchestra, and he is an active performer innumerous other groups and projects. In his free time when he's not composing, doodling, or chasing his dog around the house with a ukulele, he loves to work on the yard, watch movies, play games, and help his wife Tabitha with her art business: Last Chance Brass