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⌈ Secret Post #2398 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think there's something to be said for the early Disney films with more classical technique in heir singing than the broadway/pop thing going on now. Aurora is, I think, the most underrated singer of all the princesses; her voice is incredible.

As for Snow's speaking voice, I like it too. It's memorable and sweet.

[belacqua]

Ia. Although I enjoy both styles, there's something unique about the classical technique.

[othellia]

I wouldn't necessarily call Snow White "classical" though. Cinderella and Aurora maybe, but Snow White was definitely influenced by the decade she was created in. (Shirley Temple always comes to mind.)

[elaminator]

As for Snow's speaking voice, I like it too. It's memorable and sweet.

Agreed. I'm not overtly fond of her singing, but different tastes and all that. There's nothing odd about liking it.

[fenm]

Aurora is, I think, the most underrated singer of all the princesses; her voice is incredible.

Agreed! It's so lovely.

[(Anonymous)]

Aurora has my favorite voice.