more time to her family. Personal life Baker is a daughter of Dallin H. Oaks, a former Brigham Young University president and Utah Supreme Court justice, who is now the second-ranking leader in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), and June Oaks ( Dixon). She is a member of the LDS Church and an alumna of East High School (1993). During 1996-98 Jenny was in a relationship with well known Australian violinist Brett Hinch. Sadly, the distance of travel proved too much. They remain good friends to this day. Baker is married to Matthew Baker. They live in Utah with their four children Laura, Hannah, Sarah, and Matthew Jr, who perform with her on two records and in concert as "Family Four". Discography On Wings of Song (1998) The King and I Rodgers and Hammerstein Tribute (1998) - Jenny Oakes Baker and Brett Hinch Songs My Mother Taught Me (1999) Where Love Is (2000) American Tapestry (2001) The Light Divine (2003) The Best of Jenny Oaks Baker (2005) O Holy Night (2007) Silver Screen Serenade (2008) Then Sings My Soul (2010) Wish Upon a Star: A Tribute to the Music of Walt Disney (2011) Noel: Carols of Christmas Past (2012) Classic: The Rock Album (2014) My Home Can Be a Holy Place (2015) Awakening (2016) The Spirit Of God (2018) Epic (2020) Jenny Oaks Baker & Family Four Jenny Oaks Baker & Family Four (2019) Joy to the World (2020) Filmography Awards and nominations Grammy Awards The Grammy Awards are awarded annually by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences of the United States. |- |rowspan="1"|2012 |rowspan="1"|Wish Upon a Star: A Tribute to the Music of Walt Disney |Best Pop Instrumental Album | |- Other Awards Concerto Soloists National Young Artists String Competition - Winner National Music Camp Concerto Competition - Winner Utah Symphony Guild Competition - Winner Kingsville International String Competition - Honors Irving M. Klein International String Competition (1996) - Michaelian Prize Governor's Mansion Artist Award (2008) References External links Official website Jenny Oaks Baker on YouTube 1975 births American classical violinists Latter Day Saints from Utah Juilliard School alumni Living people Musicians from Provo, Utah Curtis Institute of Music alumni Classical musicians from Virginia 21st-century classical violinists Women classical violinists