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Great Historical Shakespeare Recordings and a Miscellany

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 | #2006530 in Books |  Naxos Audio Books |  2000-09 | PDF of discs: 2 | Format: Audiobook | Original language:English | PDF # 2 |  4.75 x5.50 x.25l,.26 | Binding: Audio CD | 5 pages

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||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| An Invaluable Resource|By PAUL MEIER|As a text coach for Shakespeare productions, and a professor who trains actors to deal with heightened text, I found this collection of historical recordings invaluable in giving us a sense of the way Shakespeare performance styles have evolved since the advent of recorded speech. I wish I had been able to reference it in my recent eBook, Vo|From AudioFile|Despite hit-and-miss restoration, this is a delight for the theater buff, cultural historian, and acting professional. The first cassette includes speeches from Shakespeare recorded from 1896 to the

This unique and unusual compilation contains some of the greatest recordings from the beginning of the recording era. It includes a wide range of the works of Shakespeare, featuring Henry Irving, Ellen Tracy, Herbert Beerbohm Tree, John Barrymore, John Gielgud, Sybil Thorndike, Hugh Casson, Laurence Olivier and many more, with other memorable performances from Charles Laughton, Edith Evans, Laurel & Hardy, Bransby Williams, Dylan Thomas, Sarah Bernhardt, and others.

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