Salvete, omnes!
As I said in my Greek topic, I’ve been using more recordings in my studies to help me easily and pleasantly review what I’ve already seen. I’ve been hearing Bedwere’s readings of the Vulgate (very clearly read, although sometimes I hear an s for sc, and the Y and H read according to the reconstructed pronunciation feel out of place), and have downloaded his recordings at LibriVox; ViaLatina read Familia Romana and the Colloquia Personarum thoroughly, and also volumes one and two of Latin by the Nature Method, by Father William G. Most. Are there any other recordings you can recomend? I am fine with any traditional pronunciation or with the Reconstructed one, as long as they sound clear and vowel lenght, if observed, is well done (i.e. no LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOng vowels). I accept any work, from any period, except those immoral.
Bene valete!