Main role, in her late 30s. A famous violinist in Europe, she was a strong, confident, charismatic high-society lady who demanded (and was granted) respect even from most of the SS guards at Auschwitz. A perfectionist and strict conductor, she used her diplomatic skills and the orchestra’s improving quality as leeway to negotiate better living conditions for the women under her supervision. Most of the 50ish orchestra members later testified they considered Alma Rosé to be the main reason they survived the Holocaust. In order for her position of authority to be believable in the video, your voice age should be at least mid to late 20s.