Utah-Tube: Jenny Oaks Baker and family become the musical Incredibles

Rebecca LaneJun 13, 201801

Utah needs a hero. And it turns out Utah has its own group of Incredibles — at least the musically inclined kind.

Jenny Oaks Baker and Family Four was joined by Jason Lyle Black, the backwards pianist, for a real-life musical performance of “The Incredibles” theme song.

“This one was a blast to create and very fun to watch,” Baker wrote on Facebook.

Laura, 16, played the violin as Mirage; Hannah, 14, played the piano as Edna Mode; Sarah, 13, played the cello as Violet; Matthew, 11, played the guitar as Dash; Black played the piano as the Syndrome; and Jenny Oaks Baker played the violin as Elastigirl.

“The Incredibles,” an animated Disney film about a family of superheroes, originally came out in November 2004. Now nearly 14 years later, the long-anticipated sequel hits theaters on Friday, June 15. Watch a trailer for “Incredibles 2” below.

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While her first language is sarcasm, Rebecca dabbles in English and Russian to achieve her lifelong dream of being a journalist. A BYU sports fan, reading enthusiast and wannabe world traveler, Rebecca is a Colorado transplant that is convinced Colorado's mountains are much larger than the many Utah County peaks. Rebecca manages UtahValley360.com for Bennett Communications. Follow her on Twitter @rebeccalane.