Χαῖρετε, πάντες!
I’ve been trying to use more recordings to help my studies, as they are a good way to quickly and pleasantly review what I’ve already seen. The readings I’ve so far collected are those of Bedwere’s, Stratakis’ of Athenaze, these of the New Testament, these of the Septuagint, these ones by GreekFreak and some other ones that can be found at https://librivox.org/ (the Histories of Thucydides, the Homeric Hymns, the Odyssey). Not much of these are useful for a beginner (except those of Stratakis’ for Athenaze, of Bedwere’s for the Greek Ollendorff and Blackie’s Primer, and of Greek Freak’s for Beresford and Douglas’ First Greek Reader), but I downloaded them anyway just to have them available. Are there any other recordings you recomend? I am confortable with any respectable pronunciation (i. e. Modern, reconstructed Attic and Erasmian, but none of those national ones), as far as they sound natural (so no extremely long long vowels! Well done vowel length is fine, though, and even desirable). They can be from any book (primers, history books, poetry, dialogues, philosophical works…).
Ἔρρωσθε!