Annelise LeCheminant

Annelise LeCheminant has captivated audiences with her soulful and venturesome sound for 13 years. This singer/songwriter/guitarist, is the type of act that’s hard to ignore. She skillfully applies her creativity and artistry to her music, developing her own unique style; organic blend of funk/jazz/blues. Her list of both live and studio experience is impressive.

The long anticipated release of her first album is scheduled for January 2004. Along with writing and recording original material, LeCheminant is an accomplished studio vocalist. Critics praised her vocals on Colette Call’s award winning new release Power In His Touch. She also sang backing vocals on Brandy Rich’s song “We Rise” which was produced by Backstreet Boys producer, Andrew Lane.

LeCheminant has sung in various venues throughout the country. Most notably, she performed for an international crowd at the 2002 Winter Olympic’s Downtown Festival sponsored by United Concerts and Salt Lake City. Often she shares the stage with dueling guitarist Terence Hansen when she plays Salt Lake City. LeCheminant has also sung lead vocals for several Nashville-based bands, including Nova Tone and Coyote Blue.

Artists who have worked with LeCheminant recognize her ability to connect with her audience and describe her vocal and writing abilities with the highest praise. "People stop their conversations to listen to her," says vocal coach and songwriter Brett Manning. He adds, "She captures the attention of her audience with her intonation and style. Her lyrics and melodies are creative and artistic.” Daniel Cahoon of Marshall Dyllon explains, “Annelise is a very creative writer with a fresh, unique sound. She sings from the heart and touches the core of the listener.” Saxophonist Dewayne Washington from the gospel jazz band Faces exclaims, "Annelise is INCREDIBLE! I know her music is going to take off. She is truely blessed with a talent not many people possess."

For booking & other information please visit www.annelise.us.

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David Levi Osmond

The fourth son of Alan and Suzanne Osmond, David Levi Osmond entered the world on August 21, 1979.  The lead singer of his brothers' group, the Second Generation Osmonds, he has a smooth musical style all his own.  David has enjoyed being the front-man of the group in Branson, Missouri while performing at the Osmond Family Theater.  On the musical production stage, David seamlessly stepped into the theatrical lead role of "Joseph" in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, of which he toured for two years with his family.  He also earned public acclaim when he understudied for his Uncle Donny in the 1998 Salt Lake City run of a Joseph production.

He began serving a 2-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Madrid, Spain in November, 1998, and completed his mission in October, 2000.  Prior to serving his mission, he attended Brigham Young University (BYU) in Provo, Utah.  He has been asked by the President of New York University to share his talents there, and David has been attending NYU for the Spring Semester, 2001.  He was seen in "Guys and Dolls" in February, 2001 in the New York University production at the Frederick Loewe Theatre on campus.  Dave can be found playing his guitar and enjoying his favorite sports, basketball and golf.

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Ernest Enoch

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George Dyer

George Dyer is a regular guest of opera companies throughout North America, including the New York City Opera, Hawaii Opera, Opera Carolina, Opera Columbus, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Piedmont Opera, Toledo Opera, Atlanta Opera, Austin Lyric Opera, Edmonton Opera, Harrisburg Symphony, Hartford Symphony, and Utah Opera. He also appeared in a care performance of Noel Coward’s operetta After the Ball at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago. Next season includes a return to Hawaii Opera as Romeo and to Utah Opera as Marco in The Gondoliers.

George has also been featured as a soloist with the Utah Symphony, Utah Chamber Artists, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Ballet West. He has toured with composers Kurt Bestor and Lex DeAzevedo, performing throughout the United States, in Europe and in Israel. He was a national finalist in the San Francisco Opera's Merola Program auditions, district finalist in the Metropolitan Opera auditions, and a winner in the Utah County Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing vocal competition. Teachers include Lawrence Gee in Salt Lake City and Ruth Melville in Provo.

Mr. Dyer is a graduate of Utah Opera's Young Artists Program and continues to maintain his association with that company by participating in their "Opera-in-the-Schools" program. He has released three solo albums,all of which have received numerous accolades and awards including several Pearl Awards. Mr. Dyer was named "Best Male Recording Artist" of the year in 2004 by the FCMA (Faith Centered Music Association.)"

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Jenny Jordan Frogley

Jenny Jordan Frogley got her start touring with her family musical act at the age of three. It was about that time that she took up the piano. In eighth grade she joined the Utah Valley Youth Symphony playing the viola. She spent her high school years bouncing between choirs, plays, orchestra, and playing the piano. At the age of 17 she left home to pursue her career.

Jenny spent a few years singing and dancing in theaters and at Opryland USA. Then she moved into the studios and wrote jingles for TV and radio. As the staff writer for Mid Coast Communications, Jenny developed a love for studio recording. In the meantime, she opened for Ray Charles and The Smothers Brothers and toured with Nelson Riddle Orchestra, as well as with her own band, Exit West.

Currently, Jenny is the music producer, arranger, and director for Lagoon's live entertainment, going on her fifth season. She also spends time musically directing regional shows, as well as singing and producing in the studio. Jenny is a four time Addy award winner and received two consecutive Pearl awards for best studio vocalist.

(excerpt from Greg Hansen's Independent Music Showcase)

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Joslyn Rae Petty

At the young age of 21, Joslyn Petty has already made a mark on the recording scene.  She recently won the international "Road to Fame" vocal competition.  For the past five years, Joslyn has been providing studio vocals for national and regional radio spots.  Power Music Inc. has already featured Joslyn on five different compilation albums.  She currently works as a songwriter, performance artist, studio vocalist, and vocal coach.  Joslyn studied voice with Brett Manning, a Seth Riggs Associate.

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Kaily Ann Nielsen

Kaily Nielsen, 14 years old, came to earth singing.  As a toddler she sang in her crib and has been singing ever since.  Kaily has been in various school choirs and sang with the Salt Lake Children’s Choir for two years.  She has played the violin for nine years and performs with her family at various church and social gatherings, including the Salt Lake County fair.  The highlight of Kaily’s singing career is her solo part in Through A Child’s Eyes.  Kaily is active in 4-H, an excellent student and artist, loves animals, and wants to be a fighter pilot and graduate from the Air Force Academy.

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Millennium Choir

The Millennium Choir, directed by Lex de Azevedo, has achieved national and international acclaim.  Millennium has recorded several albums including Gloria and Hosanna, which have been televised during the Semi-Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.  Locally, the choir is featured each year in concert at Abravanel Hall and on numerous television and radio stations.  Millennium has performed live throughout the United States and Israel.

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Nathan George Osmond

Nathan George Osmond, the second born son of Alan and Suzanne Osmond, was welcomed into the family on February 14, 1977.  This multi-talented gentleman has been labeled "Mr. Piano Man" mastering several types of keyboards, as well as the saxophone, the banjo, and the guitar.  His multiple musical skills also include singing, song-writing, and producing.  His latest projects include producing Best of the Freedom Fest Volume 1 and, most recently, Best of the Freedom Fest Volume 2. The Best of the Freedom Fest volumes include multiple patriotic tunes and were featured at the 1999 Freedom Festival in Provo, Utah.  Nathan is a natural dancer and choreographed many of his brothers' musical numbers.

He served in a 2-year Spanish-speaking mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from February 1996 to February 1998 in the Santiago Chile North Mission.  While on his mission in Chile, he utilized his musical talents to their fullest, as he conducted, produced, directed, and performed in a major musical Christmas event in both 1996 and 1997.

Nathan attends Utah Valley State College (UVSC) and is majoring in Public Relations and minoring in Music and Spanish.  He loves to collect Disney memorabilia, likes playing sports, is creative with art, and enjoys performing for his many fans.

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