This is me reading Greek:
https://archive.org/details/NewRecording141
This is Bill Mounce “reading” Greek:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fcyBNJfGSI
This is how a typical student from Trinitarian Seminary “reads” Greek:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvd_rWlSZnI
Very nice modern Greek pronunciation, Isaac. Very clear to me. I’m not sure that the trinitarian nature of seminary has anything to do with it. The Greek Orthodox generally have the best modern Greek pronunciations around, being Greek themselves.
Are you Canadian?
The Revelation of John is a book which is dear to me. Here’s the first chapter .
https://archive.org/details/NewRecording19
Time permitting, I shall furnish readings for all the other chapters of this book as well. Maybe Chapter 2 tomorrow.
Chapter 2, Revelation:
Chapter 3, Revelation:
https://archive.org/details/NewRecording7_201605
Chapter 4, Revelation:
Chapter 5, Revelation:
Chapter 6, Revelation:
Chapter 7, Revelation:
Chapter 8, Revelation:
Chapter 9, Revelation:
Chapter 10, Revelation:
Chapter 11, Revelation:
Chapter 12, Revelation:
Chapter 13, Revelation:
Chapter 14, Revelation:
Chapter 15, Revelation:
Chapter 16, Revelation:
I think that you need to post these to a board frequented by modern Greeks if you want a constructive criticism. To my ears, your τ sounds too much like the English t, but you should really go to someone who speaks the language. Here are two recordings of Revelation 15 with a modern Greek pronunciation to compare against:
Spiros Zodhiates: https://soundcloud.com/joel-eidsath/revelation-chapter-15
Apostolos Vavilis: http://www.vivlos.net/kaini.html (scroll down in the Καινή Διαθήκη ( Αρχαίο ) Flash app)
Chapter 17, Revelation: