I was wondering if anyone has bought the newest version of Le Latin Sans Peine? I was told by someone-- as yet uncorroborated by anyone else-- that the audio that comes with it includes both ecclesiastical pronunciation and classical. Is that true? Thanks.
The Italian edition offers both pronunciations:
I 2 cd MP3 relativi a questo corso presentano la lettura integrale dei dialoghi sia nella pronuncia ecclesiastica che nella pronuncia restituta.
This is also the case for the German edition:
Die 3 Audio-CDs enthalten alle Lektionstexte in der Restituta-Aussprache (Spieldauer: 162 min). Die 2 mp3-CDs enthalten alle Lektionstexte in der Restituta- und Ecclesiastica-Aussprache + alle vertonten Lieder (Spieldauer: 162 + 174 min)
Strangely enough, the French edition does not seem to offer both pronunciations. I have no certitude, but only one mp3-cd is mentioned compared to two for the Italian and German edition and this blog post explicitly states that the reconstructed pronunciation is used, without making any mention of the ecclesiatical pronunciation (and all three audio samples are reconstructed).
Sescentas gratias tibi ago, mi amice.
Libenter feci.
Just to confirm, the CDs for the Italian and the German edition are the same recordings and come in RCP and Roman Catholic pronunciation. The new French edition is a different recording and is in RCP only.