Iceglow
02-10-2013, 10:37 PM
So I was reading the news papers at work online last week and noticed the following article but couldn't find it again after I got home thanks to Psy I have found it again and therefore after re-reading it and listening to the files I figured I'd share with you guys here.
Essentially this is how Shakespeare should sound when read. article and sound files here (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/booknews/9143302/How-should-Shakespeare-really-sound.html)
I think it certainly is quite revealing and intrigues me to hear more of this I love Shakespeare and this reveals some more about the plays and sonnets than might otherwise be gleaned when reading it. The pacing reveals humour and meanings often overlooked by readers and students of the texts alone.
Discuss :D
Essentially this is how Shakespeare should sound when read. article and sound files here (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/booknews/9143302/How-should-Shakespeare-really-sound.html)
I think it certainly is quite revealing and intrigues me to hear more of this I love Shakespeare and this reveals some more about the plays and sonnets than might otherwise be gleaned when reading it. The pacing reveals humour and meanings often overlooked by readers and students of the texts alone.
Discuss :D