The Pronunciation and Reading of Classical Latin A Practical GuideBy Stephen G. Daitz
Description
The [Living Voice] series of cassettes for teachers and students features oral performances of important works in Latin by Robert Sonkowsky, Professor of Classics at the University of Minnesota and professional actor, as well as readings in classical Greek, along with introductory tapes, by Professor Stephen Daitz, Professor Emeritus of Classical Languages, City College, CUNY, editor of the series.
Two cassettes plus an accompanying booklet which contains demonstration texts and practical exercises on the restored pronunciation and the metrics of Latin. This program explains the pronunciation of the vowels, consonants and dipthongs of classical Latin, the principles of Latin accentuation, and presents a method of reading Latin poetry that integrates the natural word accents with the rhythm based upon syllabic quantity.
NOTA BENE: All of the Living Voice of Latin and Greek recordings by Dr. Stephen G. Daitz have been converted to MP3 and are now available for download or on DVD (shipping/handling rates apply). To purchase and download the complete readings or only specific tracks, use the "iPodius Download" link.
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