polýMATHY | Lucian Pronunciation of Ancient Greek · ἡ Λουκιανὴ Προφορά @polyMATHY_Luke | Uploaded May 2020 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Lucian Pronunciation has been updated! See the Variants of Lucian Pronunciation video from 2023: youtu.be/dQBpwKWnZAo
While this first video from 2020 on Lucian Pronunciation still contains much useful information, particularly on one of the variants (Samosatene Lucian), the entire system has been updated to include a total of six variants, meaning six conventions for different states of the Greek language in the Koine Period; watch the new video here: youtu.be/dQBpwKWnZAo
Download your free Ancient Greek Pronunciation Guide here: https://expert-experimenter-2558.ck.page/abae340f49
Get my trilingual audiobook The Gospel of John recited in Ancient Greek in Lucian Pronunciation, as well as in Latin and English: luke-ranieri.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/gospel-of-john-english-latin-greek-trilingual-audiobook-text
The Lucian Pronunciation of Ancient Greek, developed by Luke Ranieri & Raphael Turrigiano, is a system that is historically valid, aesthetically pleasing, pedagogically useful, and unifying among standards.
Companion article to this video for convenient reference: lukeranieri.com/lucianpronunciation
Ranieri's Greek Pronunciation Chronology Spreadsheet:
bit.ly/ranierigreekpronunciation
Luke Ranieri presents (in Latin! subtitles in English) his research on Latin & Greek Pronunciation Evolution 500 BC to 500 AD "Vōcēs quae per saecula inmūtantur" (Living Latin & Ancient Greek in New York City 2020):
youtu.be/c_Giy_LHAlU
Randall Buth's pronunciation for Koine Greek (which I classify as being a very Late Koine, nearly Mediaeval Greek pronunciation): biblicallanguagecenter.com/koine-greek-pronunciation
Ben Kantor's channel "Koine Greek" @KoineGreek where he expertly and fluently speaks as well as recites Ancient Greek in the Randall Buth Pronunciation:
youtube.com/user/bpkantor
Christophe Rico @PaideiaMedia on the Sixth Renaissance:
youtu.be/-ZwJKvvdQTI
Luke Ranieri & Stefano Vittori discuss in Latin the topic of the nature of authenticity in the restoration of ancient languages in the Latin language podcast Legio XII:
youtube.com/watch?v=WuiSfEkrui4&list=PLUeVDmRP3bxS8aDRT3RKB4tDypLytXfbz
Ioannis Stratakis (Ιωάννης Στρατάκης) @Podium-arts performing Ancient Greek literature in restored Classical Attic Pronunciation:
youtube.com/user/iostrat
Raphael Turrigiano's Paleogloss channel:
youtube.com/channel/UC_rRxsAwe9nNvI-bHcXraQw
Logan Klipelä's channels
Menelmacar: youtube.com/channel/UCu7QOcLHnJqgvC8aI_1o47g
Menelvagor:
youtube.com/channel/UCeLMlXP0_Dok6Q3q8wsStCw
Greeks Speaking Modern Greek:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQQL5IeNgck14zyNlyMJcqEl-mc-xH8bi
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0:47 Part I: The Sounds of Lucian Pronunciation
1:00 Short Vowels
1:28 Long Vowels
1:57 True Diphthongs αι & οιṇ̣̣2:41 Iota-Subscript
2:57 Aspirate (h-sound)
3:13 Retracted σ, ζ
4:10 Dental Fricatives δ, θ
4:16 Velar Fricatives γ, χṇ5:11 Palatal Fricatives γ, χ
5:48 Double-gamma γγ
6:07 Velar/Palatal Occlusive κ
6:19 Other Consonants
7:15 Bilabial Fricatives β, φ
7:37 False Diphthongs (Rounded Bilabial Fricatives) αυ, ευ
8:08 Key features of Standard Lucian Pronunciation, as well as the Evolved & Archaic variants
10:30 Origns of Lucian Pronunciation
12:30 Why we think Lucian Pronunciation is a better default choice for all Ancient Greek as opposed to the venerable work done by Randall Buth in his Late Koine Pronunciation
14:15 Part II: Methodology
14:26 Science + Art + Pedagogy + Politics
15:04 Plausible variants: diachronic, diatopic, diastratic, diaphasic
15:48 Aesthetic choices matter
17:30 The "quadrivium" of Science + Art + Pedagogy + Politics applied to Lucian Pronunciation
19:27 The importance of phonemic vowel length and pitch accent in all periods of Ancient Greek literature
22:26 The politics of broad acceptance of a restored pronunciation system
24:08 How people will sometimes use a disingenuous appeal facts to justify a preferred convention
25:37 Conclusion: historically valid, aesthetically pleasing, pedagogically useful, unifying among standards
Music: "Hymn to Nemesis" ancient Greek song, performed by Ensemble de Organographia
*****
Luke Ranieri Audiobooks:
luke-ranieri.myshopify.com
Support at Patreon:
patreon.com/LukeRanieri
polýMathy website:
lukeranieri.com/polymathy
polýMathy on Facebook:
facebook.com/lukepolymath
polýMathy on Instagram:
instagram.com/lukeranieri
*****
The book Ranieri Reverse Recall on Amazon:
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Thank you for subscribing & sharing!
Lucian Pronunciation has been updated! See the Variants of Lucian Pronunciation video from 2023: youtu.be/dQBpwKWnZAo
While this first video from 2020 on Lucian Pronunciation still contains much useful information, particularly on one of the variants (Samosatene Lucian), the entire system has been updated to include a total of six variants, meaning six conventions for different states of the Greek language in the Koine Period; watch the new video here: youtu.be/dQBpwKWnZAo
Download your free Ancient Greek Pronunciation Guide here: https://expert-experimenter-2558.ck.page/abae340f49
Get my trilingual audiobook The Gospel of John recited in Ancient Greek in Lucian Pronunciation, as well as in Latin and English: luke-ranieri.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/gospel-of-john-english-latin-greek-trilingual-audiobook-text
The Lucian Pronunciation of Ancient Greek, developed by Luke Ranieri & Raphael Turrigiano, is a system that is historically valid, aesthetically pleasing, pedagogically useful, and unifying among standards.
Companion article to this video for convenient reference: lukeranieri.com/lucianpronunciation
Ranieri's Greek Pronunciation Chronology Spreadsheet:
bit.ly/ranierigreekpronunciation
Luke Ranieri presents (in Latin! subtitles in English) his research on Latin & Greek Pronunciation Evolution 500 BC to 500 AD "Vōcēs quae per saecula inmūtantur" (Living Latin & Ancient Greek in New York City 2020):
youtu.be/c_Giy_LHAlU
Randall Buth's pronunciation for Koine Greek (which I classify as being a very Late Koine, nearly Mediaeval Greek pronunciation): biblicallanguagecenter.com/koine-greek-pronunciation
Ben Kantor's channel "Koine Greek" @KoineGreek where he expertly and fluently speaks as well as recites Ancient Greek in the Randall Buth Pronunciation:
youtube.com/user/bpkantor
Christophe Rico @PaideiaMedia on the Sixth Renaissance:
youtu.be/-ZwJKvvdQTI
Luke Ranieri & Stefano Vittori discuss in Latin the topic of the nature of authenticity in the restoration of ancient languages in the Latin language podcast Legio XII:
youtube.com/watch?v=WuiSfEkrui4&list=PLUeVDmRP3bxS8aDRT3RKB4tDypLytXfbz
Ioannis Stratakis (Ιωάννης Στρατάκης) @Podium-arts performing Ancient Greek literature in restored Classical Attic Pronunciation:
youtube.com/user/iostrat
Raphael Turrigiano's Paleogloss channel:
youtube.com/channel/UC_rRxsAwe9nNvI-bHcXraQw
Logan Klipelä's channels
Menelmacar: youtube.com/channel/UCu7QOcLHnJqgvC8aI_1o47g
Menelvagor:
youtube.com/channel/UCeLMlXP0_Dok6Q3q8wsStCw
Greeks Speaking Modern Greek:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQQL5IeNgck14zyNlyMJcqEl-mc-xH8bi
*****
0:47 Part I: The Sounds of Lucian Pronunciation
1:00 Short Vowels
1:28 Long Vowels
1:57 True Diphthongs αι & οιṇ̣̣2:41 Iota-Subscript
2:57 Aspirate (h-sound)
3:13 Retracted σ, ζ
4:10 Dental Fricatives δ, θ
4:16 Velar Fricatives γ, χṇ5:11 Palatal Fricatives γ, χ
5:48 Double-gamma γγ
6:07 Velar/Palatal Occlusive κ
6:19 Other Consonants
7:15 Bilabial Fricatives β, φ
7:37 False Diphthongs (Rounded Bilabial Fricatives) αυ, ευ
8:08 Key features of Standard Lucian Pronunciation, as well as the Evolved & Archaic variants
10:30 Origns of Lucian Pronunciation
12:30 Why we think Lucian Pronunciation is a better default choice for all Ancient Greek as opposed to the venerable work done by Randall Buth in his Late Koine Pronunciation
14:15 Part II: Methodology
14:26 Science + Art + Pedagogy + Politics
15:04 Plausible variants: diachronic, diatopic, diastratic, diaphasic
15:48 Aesthetic choices matter
17:30 The "quadrivium" of Science + Art + Pedagogy + Politics applied to Lucian Pronunciation
19:27 The importance of phonemic vowel length and pitch accent in all periods of Ancient Greek literature
22:26 The politics of broad acceptance of a restored pronunciation system
24:08 How people will sometimes use a disingenuous appeal facts to justify a preferred convention
25:37 Conclusion: historically valid, aesthetically pleasing, pedagogically useful, unifying among standards
Music: "Hymn to Nemesis" ancient Greek song, performed by Ensemble de Organographia
*****
Luke Ranieri Audiobooks:
luke-ranieri.myshopify.com
Support at Patreon:
patreon.com/LukeRanieri
polýMathy website:
lukeranieri.com/polymathy
polýMathy on Facebook:
facebook.com/lukepolymath
polýMathy on Instagram:
instagram.com/lukeranieri
*****
The book Ranieri Reverse Recall on Amazon:
amzn.to/2nVUfqd
Thank you for subscribing & sharing!
