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A.Z. Foreman | Shakespeare's Sonnet 121 in Early Modern pronunciation @a.z.foreman74 | Uploaded 2 years ago | Updated 4 hours ago
So, I’ve set myself the task of recording all of Shakespeare’s sonnets in reconstructions of what various types of London English sounded like in the late Elizabethan/early Jacobean period.

I’m recording them at a rate of about one every week. Most are subscriber-only on my Patreon account. Go ahead and make a pledge there to access them:

http://patreon.com/azforeman

I am making just a select few, like this one, publicly available right now.

Have questions? Check my FAQ first
patreon.com/posts/64053058

Oh and if you'd like to hear the track with just my voice and no music in the background, you can download it at this link through my patreon

https://t.co/tICaTsOGPk
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Shakespeare's Sonnet 121 in Early Modern pronunciation @a.z.foreman74

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