“Elsa: Princess who becomes Queen; fearfully plagued by powers she hasn't yet learned to control; lives a life of isolation separated from society and those she loves, including her sister. Vocal Range: Mezzo Soprano; mix/belt.”
(continued) Page 2 Broadway Rose Theatre Company • Tigard, Oregon • www.broadwayrose.org Rapunzel: Female, age 20 to 30. Vocal range top: A5. Vocal range bottom: B3. A loopy-but- lovely maiden who is sheltered by the Witch and terribly lonely.
Belle: (Age: 20 to 25. Vocal range: E3 toF5.) A vibrant, intelligent girl with beauty, who wants more out of life than an ordinary existence. She is optimistic, fun-loving, caring, and eager to experience life.
Highest voice: Snow White, "Whistle While You Work" - B5 (Runner-up: Aurora, A5) Lowest voice: Elsa, "Let It Go" - F3 (Runner-up: Moana, F#3) Largest range: Elsa - just a half step shy of two octaves!
What is a countertenor? A countertenor is a male singer who can sing as high as a soprano or mezzo-soprano. The countertenor is the rarest of all voice types.
But her vocal stats can't lie — a four octave range that features both whistle tones and a dark, well-supported lower register and allows her to healthily belt all the way up to a B5 (translation: really freaking high).
Broadway legend, actress, singer, and songwriter Idina Menzel is known for her distinctive, mezzo-soprano voice, her range spanning three octaves, her signature belting technique, and of course, her unforgettable portrayals of the characters she brings to the stage.
Why did Elsa's voice change in Frozen 2? In Frozen 2, Elsa's voice changed slightly to reflect the character's growth and evolution since the events of the first film. Idina Menzel worked closely with the filmmakers and the voice over agency to ensure that her performance captured the changes in Elsa's character.
Mirabel on the other hand has short curly hair, round glasses and sings with a wonderful alto voice, all boastful and belty. I was delighted to discover that the songs kept the unique character vibes going with voices you'd expect to come from a Pixar movie rather than a Disney one.
alto, (Italian: “high”), in vocal music the register approximately between the F below middle C to the second D above—the second highest part in four-part music. The word alto originally referred to the highest male voice, singing falsetto (see countertenor).
The contralto or alto is the lowest female voice type. In the industry there are many women who have been classified as altos in their choir, though their voice type is really that of a mezzo-soprano or soprano.
This is the most accepted Nicki Minaj vocal range,registering almost 3 octaves (C#3-C#6),they don´t say,but a seach considers Nicki a Fach Mezzo-Soprano because she reaches some high notes.
She has an impressive range of tones - she can sing in both chest and head voice, belting high notes as well. As a Mezzo-soprano, her vocal range extends close to three octaves. She sings at a low C3 and high E6 in her chest voice, with an accompanying lower range that ranges from E4 to C3.
Most men 18 and older tend to have baritone chest voices, and because of this, many men in choirs tend to prefer singing in the bass section (though true basses are even rarer than tenors).
Storms' Guinness World Record for the Lowest Note Produced by a Human is 0.189 Hz, set in 2012; he has a separate record for Greatest Vocal Range For Any Human, which is about 10 octaves, but does not include the 2 octave extension of the low frequency record set in 2012.
However, with only 18 spoken lines, Aurora speaks less than any other main character in a full-length Disney animated feature – aside from Dumbo, who is completely silent – and has absolutely no dialogue once she is awakened from her deep sleep.
This isn't the first among Disney princess movies. You have Brave, where Merida doesn't sing at all. Why isn't Princess Kida recognized as much by Disney?
